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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
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No, it wasn't me
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It says the correct to use in the idiom, "It wasn't me", is 'I' instead of "me". "me" is objective case of "I" which is subjective. Don't we need to use objective case of 'I' below? In my opinion, "me" is correct. Please guide me on this. Thanks.
It says the correct to use in the idiom, "It wasn't me", is 'I' instead of "me". "me" is objective case of "I" which is subjective. Don't we need to use objective case of 'I' below? In my opinion, "me" is correct. Please guide me on this. Thanks.
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I is correct, but since so many people use me instead, it sounds a bit haughty to use the correct pronoun. Sometimes I'm haughty, sometimes I'm not. ]
- I is correct, but since so many people use me instead, it sounds a bit haughty to use the correct pronoun.
- Sometimes I'm haughty, sometimes I'm not.
- ]
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I is correct, but since so many people use me instead, it sounds a bit haughty to use the correct pronoun. Sometimes I'm haughty, sometimes I'm not.
[There are times when there is a difference in meaning, of course: You like her better than me ~ You like her better than I.]
[There are times when there is a difference in meaning, of course: You like her better than me ~ You like her better than I.]
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