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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

taller than I /me

Sam is taller than I.

Are there other cases like this where we use “I” instead of “me”?
  

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You can use me here, and probably should; it is commoner. But what do you mean, 'other cases'? As in ' It is I '?

— Mister Micawber

  • You can use me here, and probably should; it is commoner.
  • But what do you mean, 'other cases'?
  • As in ' It is I '?
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You can use me here, and probably should; it is commoner. But what do you mean, 'other cases'? As in 'It is I'?
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As I know, the answer can be "I" or "me". Am I right?

(a) ....taller than I (very formal)

(b) ... taller than me (informal)
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Yes, that's right, Vincent.
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