Is “not I” or “not me” grammatically correct in English?

Answer: "I" and "me" are not interchangeable grammatically.​ It depends on the.​.​.​ Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You Is "not I" or "not me" grammatically correct in English? Susan Drolet, ESL Teacher (1994-present) Updated Sep 1, 2017 "I" and "me" are not interchangeable grammatically. It depends on the question. Examples: Q: Who voted for Trump? A: I didn't. Therefore, you could answer "Not I". ... Read More » Why did the 1918 Spanish Flu cease being a pandemic? Guy D McCardle, Jr., 20+ years as a Board certified Infection Prevention Practitioner Written Mar 2 People who had the Spanish Flu certainly were not "cured", thus causing the virus to go away. The main cause of death during that 1918 pandemic was bacterial pneumonia seco... Read More » What animal species has no natural predator? Sergio Diniz, Fan of evolutionary biology Updated Thu Very few. Even the mighty big cats can sometimes become prey to larger creatures, like crocodilians and some competitors (like hyenas). But there are some that have few to no predators. ... Read More » What is grammatically correct, "He is older than me" or 'He is older than I"? Frank Dauenhauer, former Technical Writer & Editor of Company Publications at Eastman Kodak Produc... Written Oct 5 What is grammatically correct, "He is older than me" or 'He is older than I"? The pronouns "he" and "I" are both subject pronouns, while "him" and "me" are both object prono... Read More » Is it worth it to live alone? Why? Shelly Smith, Dated a narcissist Written Jan 1 I can only speak from my experience so here it goes: I'm 24 year old woman/girl? Im honestly not sure, but about 6 months ago I decided to make the big move (right when covi... Read More » Is Indonesia the next Philippines? Arga Akhmada, lived in Indonesia Written Dec 12, 2018 The next Philippines in what aspect? Population? Philippines - 105.000.000 Indonesia - 264.000.000 ... Read More » What is grammatically correct, "My mom and I" or "My mom and me."? Hilary Glazer, Studied English & Anthropology at Tulane U. Grew up in WV. Written Oct 22 It depends on whether you're using the phrase as a subject or as the object. As a subject of the sentence, you would use "My mom and I." Remember that the subject is perform... Read More » Can I really succeed in blogging today using my own blog? Brada Arus, studied at Making Money Online Written Feb 10 Learn how to start a blog in less than an hour. Become a blogger today by following the steps we used when starting our blog, which now has reached more than 20 million peo... Read More » How is Myanmar? Veronique Helmridge-Marsillian, Independent Scholar Written Feb 2 Not well at all—not if you like democracy. But if you like dictatorship, a new sun is rising! It rose on the morning of the 1st February 2021 after Aung San Suu Kyi, Preside... Read More » Do people need to learn every word in English to speak in that language? Alice Vits, BA in English Language and Literature, MA in Translation Updated Aug 24, 2020 There is, to my knowledge, no natural language in which every native speaker knows every word. Natural languages are simply too rich to allow that. So, if not even native sp... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/