Compound subjects and objects with ‘I’ and ‘me’

Key Notes:

✨ Compound Subjects and Objects with “I” and “Me” ✨

🔹 What is a Compound Subject? 🤔

A compound subject has two or more subjects joined by and/or.
👉 Example: I and my friend play football. ⚽

✅ Use I in the subject (the doer of the action).

• Correct: I and Riya are going to school. 🏫
• Wrong: Me and Riya are going to school. ❌

🔹 What is a Compound Object? 📥

A compound object has two or more objects joined by and/or.
👉 Example: The teacher called Ravi and me. 📞

✅ Use me in the object (receiver of the action).

• Correct: She gave the gift to Rohan and me. 🎁
• Wrong: She gave the gift to Rohan and I. ❌

🔹 Easy Rule to Remember 💡

• If it’s doing the action → use “I”. 💪
• If it’s receiving the action → use “me”. 🤲

🔹 More Examples 🌟

⭐ Compound Subjects (use I)

• I and my brother are painting. 🎨
• My friend and I love reading. 📚

⭐ Compound Objects (use me)

• Dad took Sam and me to the park. 🌳
• The teacher praised Ravi and me. 🏆

🔹 Trick 🎯

👉 Try the sentence without the other person.

• “She gave the gift to me.” ✅
• “She gave the gift to I.” ❌
  This will help you choose the right word! 👍

✨ Remember:

I = subject (doer) 🙋

Me = object (receiver) 🙇

Let’s practice!🖊️