Is Ellen and you correct grammar?

"Ellen and you" is grammatically correct, but it depends on the context.

Here's why:

* It's a noun phrase. It refers to two people, Ellen and the person being addressed.

* It needs a verb. For example: "Ellen and you are invited to the party."

Here are some examples of how "Ellen and you" could be used in a sentence:

* "Ellen and you should meet for coffee sometime." (This is a suggestion)

* "The store is closed, so Ellen and you will have to come back tomorrow." (This is a statement)

* "Did Ellen and you enjoy the movie?" (This is a question)

Let me know if you have another phrase you want to check!