Object of a verb:
* Correct: The teacher gave me a good grade.
* Incorrect: The teacher gave I a good grade.
Object of a preposition:
* Correct: She sat next to me.
* Incorrect: She sat next to I.
Remember: "Me" should never be used as the subject of a sentence.
Here are some examples of how to use "me" in sentences:
* My friend gave me a ride home.
* The dog jumped on me.
* She sent the email to me.
* They invited me to the party.
If you are unsure whether to use "me" or "I," try this trick:
* Remove the other person from the sentence. For example, "The teacher gave me a good grade." Becomes, "The teacher gave a good grade." Since "me" sounds correct in this sentence, it is also correct in the original sentence.