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When to Use 'I' versus 'Me'

When to Use 'I' versus 'Me'

An episode of The New Yorker's 'Comma Queen' video series in which Mary Norris explains the grammatical difference between 'I' and 'me'.

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    “Turns out, it is all about me! Who knew, all I had to do was to declare it a preposition? Thanks again, Mary!”

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