| Front | correct? It is a present from my wife and I |
|---|---|
| Back | This is as wrong as saying "from I" put "me" – objective case of "I" after the preposition "from" It is a present from my wife and me In fact, you should only use 'I' in an expression like 'you and I' when it is the subject of the verb. |
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