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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

I and me

When should you use me at the end of a sentence instead of I
  

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It doesn't matter where in the sentence the pronoun comes it always follows the same rules. If the pronoun corresponds with the subject (the one carrying out the act) use I. If it corresponds with the object (the one that is the receiver of the act) use me.

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  • It doesn't matter where in the sentence the pronoun comes it always follows the same rules.
  • If the pronoun corresponds with the subject (the one carrying out the act) use I.
  • If it corresponds with the object (the one that is the receiver of the act) use me.
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It doesn't matter where in the sentence the pronoun comes it always follows the same rules. If the pronoun corresponds with the subject (the one carrying out the act) use I. If it corresponds with the object (the one that is the receiver of the act) use me.
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Mum loves me.

Mum loves my sister and me. (not 'I')
Mum loves my sister, brother and me. (not 'I')
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