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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
I or Me, not the usual mixup
Good morning,
The following sentences refers to a person joining a certain team. Which form, if any, is more correct? An explanation would be appreciated, and please forgive me in advance for any grammar mistakes I may have done - I'm not a native English speaker.
1. A new addition was recruited a few days ago – I.
2. A new addition was recruited a few days ago – Me.
Thank you very much,
I.G.
The following sentences refers to a person joining a certain team. Which form, if any, is more correct? An explanation would be appreciated, and please forgive me in advance for any grammar mistakes I may have done - I'm not a native English speaker.
1. A new addition was recruited a few days ago – I.
2. A new addition was recruited a few days ago – Me.
Thank you very much,
I.G.
Top answer
There is probably no uncontroversial answer. #2 is much the commoner.
- There is probably no uncontroversial answer.
- #2 is much the commoner.
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There is probably no uncontroversial answer. #2 is much the commoner.
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When you are talking about a new addition, you are referring to an object. Therefore #2 is more common.
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