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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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I and ME....
Can anyone...pls tell me the usage of i and me......
It is quite confusing....
It is quite confusing....Top answer
I is for the subject of sentence verbs: I love you; I am going dancing Friday. Me is for objects of sentence verbs: She loves me ; She gave me a gift. Me is for objects of prepositions: This is a gift from me .
- I is for the subject of sentence verbs: I love you; I am going dancing Friday.
- Me is for objects of sentence verbs: She loves me ; She gave me a gift.
- Me is for objects of prepositions: This is a gift from me .
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I is for the subject of sentence verbs: I love you; I am going dancing Friday.
Me is for objects of sentence verbs: She loves me; She gave me a gift.
Me is for objects of prepositions: This is a gift from me.
Me is for objects of sentence verbs: She loves me; She gave me a gift.
Me is for objects of prepositions: This is a gift from me.
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