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Welcome to this beginner-friendly glossary of common AI terms. Each word comes with 1) a simple definition and 2) an example sentence, making it easy to understand how the word is used in context.

'my husband and I' vs 'my husband and me'

Many people get confused about when to say "my husband and I" and when to say "my husband and me." Both can be correct, in different situations. The key is to understand their function in a sentence.