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I or Me?

I or Me?. Using I or Me. Dear Sally, Me and you need to plan a party soon. Let’s invite our class to the bowling alley. Tell your friend Max that he needs to come with us. He can give you and I some bowling tips! Me and you can plan the party for next Saturday. See you then! Sincerely, Betty.

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I or Me?

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  1. I or Me? Using I or Me

  2. Dear Sally, Me and you need to plan a party soon. Let’s invite our class to the bowling alley. Tell your friend Max that he needs to come with us. He can give you and I some bowling tips! Me and you can plan the party for next Saturday. See you then!Sincerely,Betty

  3. When you write about yourself, you use the pronouns I or me.

  4. I like to go to school

  5. He gave the book to me.

  6. Predicate Subject If the pronoun appears in the subject of a sentence, use I. • I was late for school.

  7. Predicate Subject If the pronoun appears in the predicate part of the sentence, use me. • Sherry went home with me.

  8. Using I and Me With Another Name Sometimes we combine the pronouns I and me with another person. • Betsy and I like to read. • The TV was too loud for Rob and me.

  9. When using I and me with another person, always put other person’s name first. 

  10. Bobby and I broke the blue lamp.

  11. Sit beside Terry and me.

  12. So when do you use I or me with the other person’s name?

  13. The And Trick! • Cover the word “and” plus the other person’s name. Read the sentence and listen for the correct pronoun.

  14. The And Trick! • Robert and I walked home.

  15. The And Trick! • Give the paper to Steve and me.

  16. You try it! • Find the sentence that correctly uses I and me.

  17. Which sentence is correct? • Mike and I worked for hours. • Mike and me worked for hours.

  18. Which sentence is correct? • Bob and I rode the bus. • Bob and me rode the bus.

  19. Which sentence is correct? • Help Gary and me paint this. • Help Gary and I paint this.

  20. Which sentence is correct? • She sits behind Sue and I. • She sits behind Sue and me.

  21. Which sentence is correct? • Everyone looked at Hal and I. • Everyone looked at Hal and me.

  22. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • Mother and I love ice cream. • Mother and me love ice cream.

  23. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • Mother and I love ice cream. • Mother and me love ice cream.

  24. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • Mother and I love ice cream.

  25. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • No one wanted help from Ted and I. • No one wanted help from Ted and me.

  26. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • No one wanted help from Ted and me.

  27. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • After Kathy and I finished, we put our books away. • After Kathy and me finished, we put our books away.

  28. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • After Kathy and I finished, we put our books away.

  29. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • Move the chair beside John and I. • Move the chair beside John and me.

  30. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • Move the chair beside John and me.

  31. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • Mom opened the door for Nana and I. • Mom opened the door for Nana and me.

  32. Which sentence correctly uses I or me? • Mom opened the door for Nana and me.

  33. Remember the And Test: • When using I or me and another person’s name, cover the word “and” the other person’s name to find which pronoun would be used.

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