Me or I

Hi,

It's vague and needs more context.

Regards,

Iman

That isn't even a sentence. Context?

CJ

The correct sentence is I am 5 years old.

you can also write as "I'm 5 years old".

please note down I is a subject prounoun and it's used for the subject of the sentence. He, she, we, it, they and you are also subject pronouns while Me is an object pronoun and it's used for the object of th

Sorry. I hope that now you'll be able to understand it. It's more like a topic than a sentence. "compare yourself today and yourself five years ago". So I would presume that: Me / I now and 5 years ago is clearer, isn't it?

From these two options I 'd choose the word Me, but don't know why.

None of these options sound right.

The person I am today and the person I was five years ago...

When I think about myself today and myself five years ago, I...

The Barb of today and the Barb of five years ago are...

Thank you!

ZygisIt's more like a topic than a sentence.

I take it that you mean a title for an essay or a caption for a photo. In that case I'd choose me as well. It's not the subject of a sentence. That's why I seems wrong.

Me, Five Years Ago

I was very different five years ago compared to how I am now. ...