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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Me or I

Hi All,

Is "me too" correct? If yes, why "me too" and not "I too"?

Since in this sentence, I am the subject, the correct wouldn't be "I too"?

Thanks a lot
  

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"Me too" is informal. I'm hungry Me too. I am too.

— BarbaraPA

  • "Me too" is informal.
  • I'm hungry Me too.
  • I am too.
  • So am I.
  • I don't like eggplant.
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"Me too" is informal.

I'm hungry
Me too.
I am too.
So am I.

I don't like eggplant.
Me neither.
I don't either.
Neither do I.

The first in these lists is informal. The others are not.
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But why "me neither" and not "I neither", since I am the subject of the sentence?

Thanks in advance!
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If you are learning English, it's better to learn this now rather than later.

Sometimes we say things a certain way because we say things a certain way. It's called being idiomatic.
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