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Hi,
Please, do I need the preposition before “me”?
We fell out over the money she owes (to) me.
TIA
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No, and I would change "owes" to "owed" to make the tenses agree.
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I second what Guest said.
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I second what Guest and Lazar said.
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I second what Guest, Lazar and Liz said.
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Lets see, hmm..I second what Guest, Lazar and Liz said. I also second what Mr.posts filler in turn (lmao!!!) second.
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And if she still owes it?
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you go over there and kick her butt
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A sound piece of advice, Lol.
And in terms of grammar? It's still relevant, so I guess the concord is not necessary.
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I think one way to express that, while maintaining tense agreement, is to use the perfect:
"We've fallen out over the money she owes me."
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