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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

me and I as subjects

My teacher said today: Me or I is only a subject if a noun or pronoun is in front of it.

Can you help me understand? Can you give me examples.

Thank you

Jackie
  

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I is a subject. Me is an object. Perhaps you can ask your teacher for some examples, because what he or she said makes no sense to me without context.

— BarbaraPA

  • I is a subject.
  • Me is an object.
  • Perhaps you can ask your teacher for some examples, because what he or she said makes no sense to me without context.
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I is a subject.

Me is an object.

Perhaps you can ask your teacher for some examples, because what he or she said makes no sense to me without context.
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