Choose the correct form.

[Veriduin]

Two would be my guess. That is the one with the comma before Mr. Kernucklemuffins, right?

1. George and me are going to the store.
2. George and I are going to the store.  

[Ashley Amnesia]

My guess is two.

1. Do you want to come with Emma and me?
2. Do you want to come with Loren and I?  

[Honeydukes Lover]

1, but it's not completely correct. "Me" is a predicative word, only used in the predicate of a sentence to speak of one's self, but the correct form would be "me and Emma". So, technically, neither of them are completely right. Number 1 is just more right.

1 - Spongebob is the bestest person in the sea!
2 - Spongebob is the best person in the sea!

 

[Dark Amnesty]

The second one.
Even though I completely disagree with that statement.

1. He lay down for a rest.
2. He laid down for a rest.  

[Honeydukes Lover]

Option 1.

1. I fell over their.
2. I fell over there.

But why do you disagree? Spongebob Squarepants is awesome! Well, Patrick Star could arguably be the best. Or Plankton, depending on what you prefer. *shrugs*  

[Grenaderbrad]

I fell over there ((Ow...))

I'm actually curious about how people answer this one...

1. I feel good
   
2. I feel well

 

[Honeydukes Lover]

2...?

1- This food is yummy on my tummy!
2- This food is yummy in my tummy!  

[Grenaderbrad]

Honeydukes Lover

2...?

I know. Is well correct english in this case?

Honeydukes Lover

1- This food is yummy on my tummy!
2- This food is yummy in my tummy!

1. I'm going to have to go with number 2
2. I'm gonna hafta go with numbah 2

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[Honeydukes Lover]

I think it's anumbah two! Ahyuk!

Nah, I'm going to have to say 1.

1. Remus and Tonks def got BUS-AY!
2. Remus and Tonks definitely got BUS-AY!  

[Kunoichi21]

Well, I would say that 2 is correct in this case, but considering that BUS-AY is not a word, neither.

1. I never knew I could feel like this.
2. I never new I could fell like this.  

[darknessofanangel]

Dark Amnesty

The second one.
Even though I completely disagree with that statement.

1. He lay down for a rest.
2. He laid down for a rest.

It wouldn't be 1 because a person cannot 'lay.' An Inanimate object is something you 'lay.' So the only way a person could lay is if they were dead.

Other than that it would be, "I lie down."  

[Demented_Duck]

Veriduin

Of the two choices, I choose "A backpack IS striped to my back." though I suppose most people strap a backpack on...

A) A ton of gold WAYS more than a ton of feathers.
B) A ton of gold WEIGHS more than a ton of feathers.

Actually, the correct word is weighs, but they are equal, since they both weigh a ton.
How did nobody notice that?

 

[Demented_Duck]

Honeydukes Lover

B.

A - I rake the leafs.
B - Me rake the leafs.

It's I, but it's leaves you rake, not leafs.
xD
Seriously, nobody is noticing this?
Ah, grammar and spelling, I love thee.

 

[Demented_Duck]

Anyways:

A: Enough of my ranting, in this grammar guild.
B: Enough of my ranting in this grammar guild.

Touche~

 

[jedi_master_alanna]

Demented_Duck

Anyways:

A: Enough of my ranting, in this grammar guild.
B: Enough of my ranting in this grammar guild.

Touche~

B

1: He has a monkey on his shoulder.
2: He's got a monkey on his shoulder.