When do I use I or me:

0 Hello Guest 02br
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00As a rough rule of thumb, use 'I' for the subject of a verb; 'me' elsewhere. 02br
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0 Yes, indeed. 02br
00But I think many people make mistakes, and use "me" instead of "I". You only have to hear the conversations in the streets, cafes, etc... 02br
00Yes, it's better to keep in mind MrPedantic's rule. 0-

0 would you like to give some examples ? 0-

0 Mr. Mike and I went to the roller derby.02br
00 The Roller Derby Princess kissed Mr. Mike and me.02br
00 She skated with Mr. Mike and me.02br
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00 Are those enough?02br
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0 Bad example: Me and John are going to the party tonight. 0-

0 Bad example: The Queen gave a medal to my wife and I. 0-

0Dear01b00 02b01font00MrPedantic,02font02br
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00I hope that rule will help me to overcome my confusion over 'me and I'.02br
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00Thanks.02br
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0There are some exception to the thumb rule. For example02br
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00"He is taller than I." is the correct sentence and not " He is taller than me." 02br
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0 I can see why you are dubbed 01i00Science02i00 guru-- both forms of the pronoun are correct in this structure. 'I' is more formal than 'me'.02br
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I doubt it...

Maybe "He is taller than I" is a short form for "He is taller than I am". So this is the old good thumb rule... Ah?