This document discusses the proper use of subject and object pronouns, specifically when to use "I" versus "me". It notes that at the beginning of a sentence, use "friend's name and I" but at the end use "friend's name and me". For example, "Lisa and I went to the park" but "Mary listened to Lisbet and me". The document emphasizes remembering to use "I" when the pronoun is the subject of the sentence and "me" when it is the object.

1. Subject and Object Pronouns By K. Farragher-Paras Southern New Hampshire University Institute for Language Education (Manchester, New Hampshire) 2/23/07

2. When I talk to my friend I try to find Whose name goes first, His, hers or mine ?

3. “ I” or “Me” When do I say “ ” ? When do I say “ ” ? I Me

4. Is it “me and Maria” Or “Maria and I?” I find this confusing Oh, my oh my!

5. OK: I’ll put my friend’s name first to be so polite. Lianexy and I Agwiel and I Jose and I WOW! That sounds just right!

6. So… “ Lisa and I” went to the park Sounds better than “ Me and Lisa” went to the park.

7. Rule: At the beginning of a sentence Use “my friend’s name and .” I

8. TRICKY PART Here is the

9. At the end of a sentence, is it my “ friend and I ” or my “ friend and me ?”

10. Listen to this: Mary listened to Lisbet and me. ***** She didn’t listen to “Lisbet and I” She listened to Lisbet and me.

11. At the end of a sentence, I’ll remember to use “ ” When I want to say Something is happening to me. So… So… me

12. At the end of the sentence, use “my friend’s name and .” Rule: me

13. In a sentence, use “ ” at the beginning, And At the end use“ .” Remember: I Me I Me

14. For more about this… Go to: Pronouns | Grammar Rules

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