I is always (or should be) in the subjective case, me in the objective case, and myself in the dative case. Example:In the preceding sentence, I is the subject. In the sentence, "She wants me," me is the object of wants. In the sentence, "I did it myself, myself is a reflexive pronoun referring to I. Never use I after a preposition, unless, as in the previous sentence, you are referring to the word itself.
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- 22-Nov-2003, 19:10 #1Anonymous Guest
how do i tell which to use you or me? you or I? etc. i am having trouble with pronouns. i keep reading my english book, but i am stuck. can you please help?
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Re: how do i tell which to use you or me? you or I? etc. What's your first language?
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