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by prettyshoes on July 27th, 2006

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In a sentence, when is it proper to use "me" or "I"?

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  • by tjatherton on July 27th, 2006

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    It was taught to me that if you say the sentence separately, it is easier to decide which sounds correct. Example:
    "Sally and me went to the park".
    "Sally went to the park".. correct.
    "Me went to the park".. incorrect..
    "I went to the park" .. correct
    "Sally and I went to the park"... correct.

    You could also use a preposition with it to say,
    "Sally went WITH me to the park."
    Hope this helps..

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    • Please can someone opine on this grammatical question?

      What is the correct grammatical response to use in response to the question below...

      "Who painted this picture?

      Should the response be...

      "it was Greg and me" or "it was Greg and I"?

      Victoria_T4785

      by Victoria_T4785 on October 26th, 2010

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