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I or Me I (subject pronoun) used to a  person doing the action of a verb. Me (object pronoun) is used to the person that the action of a verb is being done to, or to which a preposition refers.     1.    Mom asked Ime to be careful not to spill the sauce.               6.   "Don't follow Ime," he said to his dog. "Go home."      2.   Ime  am not allowed to stay out after midnight.                 7.     IMe  hurt my arm falling down the stairs.    3.   You've been such a good friend to Ime                                8.   The fairy granted Ime three wishes.  4.  IMe want a new bike for my birthday.                             9.   My dad allows  Ime to play at the park.    5.      Ime  have given her a present.                    10.    From where I was sitting, Ime could see the fireworks clearly.