Its both. Depending on the type of sentence you're using. If it is describing an action you did with your grandkids then you would use, 'my grandkids and I'. If it is describing an action someone else did for you and your grandkids then it'd be 'my grandkids and me'.
Answer:
becouse he wants to fix the injustice in birmingham
Explanation:
yes
If you copy and paste the text into a word document it will do most of that for you you'll just have to manually go in and click the different errors it's still pretty quick to do though I hope that this helps :)
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The first part is a dependent clause, so it needs a comma before the independent clause.
