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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What is the correct use of "me" or "I" in the sentence below?
Please advise which is grammatically correct.
I said, "Mother and me are a good team." or I said, "Mother and I are a good team.?
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I said, "Mother and me are a good team." or I said, "Mother and I are a good team.?
I am confused whether to use I or me. Need reply ASAP. THANKS. Please reply to Email Removed" mce_href="mailto:Email Removed">Email Removed
My grandson's teacher is giving him a difficult time. Please clarify for me once and for all.
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Anonymous which is grammatically correct Mother and I are a good team. In subject position, use I , not me . CJ
- Anonymous which is grammatically correct Mother and I are a good team.
- In subject position, use I , not me .
- CJ
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Anonymouswhich is grammatically correctMother and I are a good team.
In subject position, use I, not me.
CJ
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Mother and I are a good team. (Mother and I = subject)
He gave Mother and me some money (Mother and me = object)
Use "I" if the "X and I" serve as the subject of the verb.
Use "me" if "X and me" is the direct object or indirect object of the verb, or the object of a preposition.
The usual test is to remove the "other person" from the sentence and decide if you would u
He gave Mother and me some money (Mother and me = object)
Use "I" if the "X and I" serve as the subject of the verb.
Use "me" if "X and me" is the direct object or indirect object of the verb, or the object of a preposition.
The usual test is to remove the "other person" from the sentence and decide if you would u
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