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usage of the idiom "cut somebody some slack" | meaning of "get in"
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me and I #1 (permalink) Sat Dec 01, 2007 17:39 pm   me and I		  
Could you please explain an easy way of when we use me and when we use I. It is confusing.

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me and I #2 (permalink) Sat Dec 01, 2007 18:08 pm   me and I		  
"I" is usually the subject of a sentence (goes before the verb) and me - the object (goes after the verb). For example:
I hate school and homework
Teachers hate me for hating school and not doing homework :)
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