Travelcards

[MylesHSG]

When myself and Andi started at Upminster we had to buy zone 1-6 travelcards. Luckily when we finished at Amersham the barriers were open.

[tubeguru]

When myself and Andi started at Upminster we had to buy zone 1-6 travelcards. Luckily when we finished at Amersham the barriers were open.

Irrelevant post: I've just noticed the spelling mistake in your signature.

[tractakid]

You didn't notice the other one?

[MylesHSG]

Spelling Nazi's the lot of you.

[tubeguru]

Spelling Nazi's the lot of you.

Nazis. You are pluralising it, so you don't put an apostrophe in.

[tractakid]

Don't talk about pluralisation, tubeguru. You put 'mistake' when there were 2 mistakes, therefore you fail.

[tubeguru]

Don't talk about pluralisation, tubeguru. You put 'mistake' when there were 2 mistakes, therefore you fail.

I was referring to only one mistake, not TWO (you used "2" where you should have used the word "two"), so your point is rather childish.

Come on, you're making this easy for me.

[tractakid]

What does 'TWO' stand for?

[Starkey7]

When myself and Andi started at Upminster we had to buy zone 1-6 travelcards. Luckily when we finished at Amersham the barriers were open.

And you should say "Andi and I". This is because removing either party from the sentence (so, removing Andi or removing yourself) should still leave the sentence grammatically correct:

"When Andi started at Upminster..." - all good.
"When myself started at Upminster..." - no good.

[tractakid]

If I remove Andi from a sentence this is what I get:

When and I started at Upminster...

[Starkey7]

And if you remove him again you get

When started at Upminster

[RobbieM]

And if you remove him again you get

When started at Upminster

[tractakid]

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