Question

correct the two errors.
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_macattack_ me and my cousin
both got our liscences today! finally
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me and my cousin both got our lisences today!

Explanation:

1. The pronoun "Me" is used incorrectly as the subject of the sentence. When referring to oneself and another person as the subject, "I" should be used instead of "Me".
2. The word "lisences" is misspelled. The correct spelling of the plural noun for driving permits is "licences" (or "licenses" in American English).

Answer:

1. Replace "Me" with "I" → "I and my cousin both got our licences today!" (or "My cousin and I both got our licences today!" for standard polite ordering)
2. Replace "lisences" with "licences" (or "licenses")