I and Me

I and Me

I vs Me

I and Me both mean the same thing. They are both identifying the speaker. But, a situation can change which one is the correct word to use.

Differences

The difference between "I" and "Me" is simply the type of pronoun each word is:

"I" is a subject pronoun

"Me" is an object pronoun

Multiple Choice

I like you a lot.

is 'You' an object pronoun or subject pronoun

• Subject

• Object

Multiple Choice

She has two daughters.

Is 'She' and Object pronoun or Subject pronoun?

• Subject

• Object

I as Subject

• I is a Subject pronoun. Which means it is the subject of the sentence.

• I went to work this morning.

• 'I' is the subject, the person who performed the action.

• Would the sentence work if 'me' replaced 'I'?

Me as Object

• "Me" is an Object pronoun. It serves as the direct or indirect object to the verb.

• OR as the object of a preposition.

Multiple Choice

Which is not a Preposition?

• ON

• Around

• Under

• Fell

• For

Me as Object

• Mom hugged me.

• 'Me' is the direct object because it is on the receiving end of the verb 'hugged'

• Mom bought me dinner last night.

• 'Me' is an indirect object here. Because the main object is 'dinner'

• 'Me' is the one who the dinner is bought for, so 'me' is an indirect object

Multiple Choice

Please, come to the shop with Andrew and ___

• I

• me

Multiple Choice

Next summer, Matt and ___ will spend our holidays in Spain.

• I

• Me

Multiple Choice

The wether was so nice last weekend that my brothers and _ went to the beach.

• I

• Me

Multiple Choice

Mark is brilliant on the piano. Perhaps he could teach you and _ how to play.

• I

• Me

Multiple Choice

My brother and _ made dinner for everyone.

• I

• Me

Multiple Choice

My brother and _ made dinner for everyone.

• I

• Me