English, asked by kuldeepkumar9, 1 year ago

what is diffrence between i and me​


sahumnnu7272: Right. 'I' is a Noun and 'Me' is a pronoun
vreddyv2003: no dear , both are pronouns ..
but used in different ways to refer a noun ..
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swetabhagat67: yes you are 5
sahumnnu7272: Ohh
sahumnnu7272: Sorry.
vreddyv2003: it's ok dear ! nothing to feel sry !
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sahumnnu7272: Really, I think your mind is a peaceful mind
vreddyv2003: smiling always makes u peacefull ..
plz keep smiling .. there may be some one who likes ur smile secretly..
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sahumnnu7272: ✌️I like it
vreddyv2003: ^_^

Answers

Answered by swetabhagat67
6
Both “me” and “I” are 1st person singular pronouns, which means that they are used by one person to refer to himself or herself.

 Difference is : “I” is the subject pronoun, which means that it is used as the subject of a verb, the one "doing" the verb.

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Answered by vreddyv2003
9

I and me are both are first person pronouns. Pronouns are words that stand in for other nouns. For example, you can say,

  • The bike belongs to Bill.

-or you can say-

  • The bike belongs to him.

Him is standing in for Bill; it is a pronoun.

First person pronouns are used by the speaker (or writer) to refer to himself or herself. When talking about yourself, you generally use one of these two words.

  • I went to the mall today.
  • Molly came with me.

In both of these sentences, I am talking about myself, using either I or me.

Hope this may help you frnd !

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