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linda chiedza cheke what is the difference between I and Me In probably 95% of cases, "I" is used before a verb and "me" is used after a verb. That is, "I" designates the subject of the sentence, and "me" designates any other function. CJ
- linda chiedza cheke what is the difference between I and Me In probably 95% of cases, "I" is used before a verb and "me" is used after a verb.
- That is, "I" designates the subject of the sentence, and "me" designates any other function.
- CJ
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linda chiedza cheke what is the difference between I and MeIn probably 95% of cases, "I" is used before a verb and "me" is used after a verb.
That is, "I" designates the subject of the sentence, and "me" designates any other function.
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