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Guest Posted 21 years ago
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When to use I or me?

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00I want to say "I would like to thank you for taking time out of your busyn schedule during the Michigan Regional Chamber of Commerce Conference to meet with Maria and (is I or me)" 0-
  

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0 Hello Guest 02br 02br 00Definitely 'me': if you take out 'Maria', you're then left with 'to meet with me', which sounds fine; whereas 'to meet with I' sounds odd! 02br 02br 00MrP 0-

— MrPedantic

  • 0 Hello Guest 02br 02br 00Definitely 'me': if you take out 'Maria', you're then left with 'to meet with me', which sounds fine; whereas 'to meet with I' sounds odd!
  • 02br 02br 00MrP 0-
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0 Hello Guest 02br
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00Definitely 'me': if you take out 'Maria', you're then left with 'to meet with me', which sounds fine; whereas 'to meet with I' sounds odd! 02br
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0'Me' is the objective case of the pronoun 'I'. 02br
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00e.g. Do you want to meet with Maria and me? 02br
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00'I' is the subject form of the singular pronoun of the first person, used to refer to oneself in the first person. 02br
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00e.g. Maria and I went to meet you. 02br
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00So, when you are the subject
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