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Mike_davidson Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Correct use of I and Me
Many of us make mistakes while using the words I and Me . They are often used in place of each other. The difference between them are given below:-
I- Used as a subject of a verb.
Me- Used as the subject of the verb.
I- Used as a subject of a verb.
Me- Used as the subject of the verb.
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Welcome to the Forums! Me is sometimes used informally where formal grammar requires I . Johnny has more toys than me.
- Welcome to the Forums!
- Me is sometimes used informally where formal grammar requires I .
- Johnny has more toys than me.
- Q: Who wants an ice cream cone?
- A: (yelling) Me!
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Welcome to the Forums!
Me is sometimes used informally where formal grammar requires I.
Johnny has more toys than me.
Q: Who wants an ice cream cone?
A: (yelling) Me!
The opposite (I used in place of me) is much less common.
Me is sometimes used informally where formal grammar requires I.
Johnny has more toys than me.
Q: Who wants an ice cream cone?
A: (yelling) Me!
The opposite (I used in place of me) is much less common.
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