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Grammarholic Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

That's like I / me saying that I am not going to do it.

That's like I saying that I am not going to do it.

That's like me saying that I am not going to do it.

I think the first sentence with "I" is correct because "I am saying", not " Me am saying". Am I correct? ....thanks!!! Emotion: smile
  

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No, it has to be "me".

— GPY

  • No, it has to be "me".
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No, it has to be "me".
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GrammarholicThat's like I ...
"like I"? Why would you put "I" after a preposition?

for me, to me, by me, like me, ...

CJ
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When the object of a preposition or verb constitutes the logical subject of a verb following, the "object" case always takes precedence. At least, I can't think of any exceptions.
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