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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Neither/either

Did you like the movie? No I didn't. Me neither.

If me netiher is the correct way to say it why am I always hearing me either!?
  

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Regardless of what you hear, both me neither and me either are wrong. The correct expression is nor/neither did I. Me is ungrammatical in your example as it isn't the object of a verb and no other grammatical reason requires it.

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  • Regardless of what you hear, both me neither and me either are wrong.
  • The correct expression is nor/neither did I.
  • Me is ungrammatical in your example as it isn't the object of a verb and no other grammatical reason requires it.
  • Examples of me used correctly: 1.
  • object: He saw me there.
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Regardless of what you hear, both me neither and me either are wrong. The correct expression is nor/neither did I. Me is ungrammatical in your example as it isn't the object of a verb and no other grammatical reason requires it. Examples of me used correctly:

1. object: He saw me there.
2. indirect object: He gave me money.
3. object of
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