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Sunny123 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
I or me
Which one is correct and common?
A: Who can cook well?
B: Me.
or
A: Who can cook well?
B: I
?
A: Who can cook well?
B: Me.
or
A: Who can cook well?
B: I
?
Top answer
B: Me. or B: I can.
- B: Me.
- or B: I can.
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4 Answers
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"I" is correct, as the "who" in the question is the subject, not the object. "Me" is more commonly used, though.
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Rincewind"I" is correct, as the "who" in the question is the subject, not the object.My feeling is that "I" is idiomatically so unnatural as to be effectively incorrect, irrespective of grammar.
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GPYMy feeling is that "I" is idiomatically so unnatural as to be effectively incorrect, irrespective of grammar.I'm inclined to agree, hence my bit each way. I'd probably avoid the issue by answering "I do" -- but that's just me.
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