english question...grammar...correct me if i'm wrong?

Question

you use "I" if it's in the subject, and "me" if it's in the predicate.

example:
Mother and I are sad.
Are you going to the store w/ mother and me?

Right?

Answer 1

You are right, and I will tell you how to check it. You can say,"Mother is sad", and "I am sad", but not "Me am sad"

Also, "Are you going to the store with I?" wouldn't sound right, so you know you have to use "me".

Answer 2

Inasmuch as English is concerned, I'd say you correctly frame a possible domain into which the correct answer should certainly fall, but this abstracts from regional usage, no to mention the endless diatribe over the pirmacy of handed-down rules vs. the acceptability of everyday language usage and the more strictly local idioms I sadly can't provide valid examples of.

Answer 3

Yes, correct.

Answer 4

right...a good way to rememeber is just take out the other person's name. me are sad doesn't sound right. and are you going to the store with I doesn't work either.

Answer 5

You use "me" as a verb object, loosely but not always this means that "I" is used as a subject and "me" is in the predicate.

Answer 6

You are correct.

Answer 7

absolutely correct

Answer 8

You are correct!!

Answer 9

you are correct

Answer 10

have confidence u r absolutely right!

Answer 11

sounds good to I