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17 May 2008, 21:10
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Guys, could you tell me what is the right pronoun here and why?
Just between you and (I/me), Marcy's hair is a fright.
should I use I or me here?
Just between you and (I/me), Marcy's hair is a fright.
should I use I or me here?
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17 May 2008, 21:20
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sanjay_gmat
You should use "me" here.
For your reference:
If pronoun is part of the subject of the sentence, you should use "I", not "me"
For example:
1.WRONG: Janice and ME went on a picnic together.
2.RIGHT: Janice and I wen on a picnic together.
If pronoun is part of the object of the sentence, you should use "me", not "I"
For example:
1. WRONG: The picnic was attended by Janice and I
2. RIGHT: The picnic was attended by Janice and ME
17 May 2008, 22:11
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Sondenso, thanks for the explanation. I understand the usage part; what i don't understand is why you and me are objects here not the subjects. I'm missing some subtle point.
