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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
preposition
Which one is correct?
Me in ring ceremony of my friend
Or
Me at ring ceremony of my friend
Me in ring ceremony of my friend
Or
Me at ring ceremony of my friend
Top answer
If you're talking about yourself and the ceremony, you say "I" not "Me". "
- If you're talking about yourself and the ceremony, you say "I" not "Me".
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If you're talking about yourself and the ceremony, you say "I" not "Me".
If you're participating in the ceremony, say, you're the ring bearer, you may say "I am in the ring ceremony of my friend." If you're merely watching, you say "I will be at the ring ceremony of my friend."
If you're participating in the ceremony, say, you're the ring bearer, you may say "I am in the ring ceremony of my friend." If you're merely watching, you say "I will be at the ring ceremony of my friend."
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