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Olivecar Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
"Me" or "I"?
Hello,
I wonder whether we should use "me" or "I" in these sentences:
1/ Mike and me went to the classroom
or 2/Mike and I went to the classroom
3/ She brings 2 cups of tea to Mike and me
or 4/ She brings 2 cups of tea to Mike and I
(Is there any "rule" for that?) Please help! Thank you!
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olivecar "me" or "I" Adding a name to I or me does not change the I or me . I went to the classroom. Mike and I went to the classroom.
- olivecar "me" or "I" Adding a name to I or me does not change the I or me .
- I went to the classroom.
- Mike and I went to the classroom.
- Teresa and I went to the classroom.
- Eva brought the tea to me .
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olivecar"me" or "I"
Adding a name to I or me does not change the I or me.
I went to the classroom.
Mike and I went to the classroom.
Teresa and I went to the classroom.
Eva brought the tea to me.
Eva brought the tea to Mike and me.
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