Understanding 'I' vs 'Me' Usage

In this video, Jennifer from JFirstEnglish explains the difference between 'you and me' and 'you and I'. She provides a simple method to determine which to use by dropping the other person in the sentence and deciding if 'me' or 'I' fits. The video includes examples and encourages viewers to practice by leaving comments. Jennifer also clarifies the roles of subject and object in sentences, emphasizing that 'I' is the subject and 'me' is the object. The video aims to boost confidence in using English correctly.

What is the main focus of this video tutorial?

• Understanding the difference between 'you and me' and 'you and I'.

• Learning how to write essays.

• Improving vocabulary.

• Practicing pronunciation.

What is the simplest method to decide between 'me' and 'I'?

• Drop the other person and see if 'me' or 'I' fits.

• Always use 'I' in every sentence.

• Use 'I' at the end of a sentence.

• Use 'me' at the beginning of a sentence.

In the sentence 'Give that to ___', which word correctly completes it?

• we

• us

• me

• I

Which of the following is correct: 'Can you take a picture of ___'?

• us

• me

• we

• I

In the example '___ went to the party', which word is correct?

• I

• We

• Me

• Us

Which sentence is correct: '___ ran a marathon'?

• I

• Me

• Us

• We

What role does 'I' play in a sentence?

• Verb

• Adjective

• Object

• Subject

What role does 'me' play in a sentence?

• Object

• Verb

• Subject

• Adjective

In the sentence 'Can you take a picture of me?', who is the subject?

• Picture

• Can

• You

• Me

In the sentence 'Can you take a picture of me?', who is the object?

• Me

• You

• Picture

• Can