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Eladio Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Is “me too” correct here?

Please, tell me if “me too” is correct in these two sentences:

1) Ann wrote a letter to her sister and I did too. Ann wrote a letter to her sister and ME TOO.

2) She could answer to the question, and I could too. She could answer to the question and ME TOO.

And thank you!
Eladio
  

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1) 'Me too' means that Ann wrote a letter to both of you. 2) The meaning of 'me too' is unambiguous here, but poor grammar. You might hear it, but I wouldn't write it.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1) 'Me too' means that Ann wrote a letter to both of you.
  • 2) The meaning of 'me too' is unambiguous here, but poor grammar.
  • You might hear it, but I wouldn't write it.
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1) 'Me too' means that Ann wrote a letter to both of you.

2) The meaning of 'me too' is unambiguous here, but poor grammar. You might hear it, but I wouldn't write it.
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