How can i use I and Me in the sentence
Here is a trick I always use to determine situations like this. (Note: The answers above are both correct, I'm just expanding past the question.)
Follow the "Me, myself, and I" principle. When referring to yourself, people tend to have trouble with the me/I issue. Just remember "me, myself, and I" to figure out the order. Here is an example:
You should come with me, John, and Grace to the movies.
John, Grace, and I are going to the movies.
"Me" always comes first in a sentence. "I" always comes last. (Notice the order of Me, myself, and I.) Also, "me" is always passive, whereas "I" is always active.
Passive: "It was done to me."
Active: "I did it."
So there ya go...an extensive lesson on Me vs. I.
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