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Harry1999 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Me or I?

Which one is correct between these two sentences?

All other than me are experts. OR

All other than I are experts.

Similarly, All except me or I are experts.

What fits correctly here Me or I?

If Me, then how?

Thanks,
Harry
  

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Everyone but (except) me is an expert.

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Everyone but (except) me is an expert.
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Okay, but what about the sentences asked above?
Harry
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harry1999Okay, but what about the sentences asked above?
Harry, they are equally unnatural to a native speaker's ears.

regards,
A-
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As I understand it, I think that you could say something like:

"All the students other than I are experts."

That is: All the students [who are] other than I [am] are experts.
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James MAs I understand it, I think that you could say something like:"All the students other than I are experts."That is: All the students [who are] other than I [am] are experts.
Hi James,

The original sentence does not contain 'students'. What is the reason for inserting it?.

I believe "All are experts except me" is fine.
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Note that my original response did not say the sentences were incorrect, they were just unnatural.

If I were among a group of people, and a friend of mine came along, I would say:

Everyone is an expert except me. (Meaning - everyone here, present company excluded)

If I were not in the group at the time, but somewhere else, I would say:

All the students
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