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me

/ˈmiː/

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pronoun

objective case of i

used to refer to the speaker as the indirect object or direct object of a verb

She gave me a book.

They baked me a cake.

He sent me an e-mail.

They know me very well.

Can you help me?

She visited me in the hospital. - used to refer to the speaker as the object of a preposition

Are you talking to me?

Please come with me.

He talked with me for an hour. usage In ordinary speech me is used instead of I after the verb to be.

Who's there? It's me. [=I am.]

Why is it always me who has to do the dirty work? [=why am I always the one who has to do the dirty work?]

This dress is pretty, but it's not really me. [=it doesn't look like the clothes I usually wear; it doesn't look right for me] Me is also used alone without a verb in spoken questions, answers, etc.

Who's there? Me.

Who did it? Not me!

Come here! Who? Me? Yes, you! Why me?

I'm hungry. Me too. The expression It is I is extremely formal and old-fashioned and is unlikely to be used in speech except in a joking way. Me is also sometimes used in very informal speech in place of I if the subject of a sentence has two parts that are connected by and.

My brother and me went camping last weekend. = Me and my brother went camping last weekend. But in ordinary polite use, I is required in such sentences.

My brother and I went camping last weekend. - see also me either at 4either me neither at 4either

chiefly Brit spelling of mi

* Các từ tương tự:
ME, mea culpa, mead, meadow, meadowlark, meager, meal, meal ticket, meals-on-wheels