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Modern file Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"silly ME!" VS "silly I!"

Hello!

I'm confused and I need a rule: why do people use "silly ME!" and not "silly I!"

Thanks.

  

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I think that native English speakers have some kind of in-built aversion to ending a sentence with a subject pronoun.

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  • I think that native English speakers have some kind of in-built aversion to ending a sentence with a subject pronoun.
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I think that native English speakers have some kind of in-built aversion to ending a sentence with a subject pronoun.

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modern fileI need a rule

I can give you two rules.

1. Don't say "Silly I".
2. Say "Silly me".

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