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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Do I use I or me?
"The problems between you and I."
Is that right, or should it be me? How do I know when to use I or me?
Thank you very much English teachers!
Is that right, or should it be me? How do I know when to use I or me?
Thank you very much English teachers!
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Me is the right word to use. You should take a closer look at the sentence - if the pronoun stands for the object, it should be me , I stands for the subject ( the subject in that part of your sentence is The problems ). g We should not take him with us.
- Me is the right word to use.
- You should take a closer look at the sentence - if the pronoun stands for the object, it should be me , I stands for the subject ( the subject in that part of your sentence is The problems ).
- g We should not take him with us.
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Me is the right word to use. You should take a closer look at the sentence - if the pronoun stands for the object, it should be me, I stands for the subject ( the subject in that part of your sentence is The problems).
e.g We should not take him with us.
e.g We should not take him with us.
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