Remember: I or me?
Use I when you are the subject of a sentence: you do the action. In German, it means ich.
Use me when you are the object of a sentence: someone does something to you or for you. In German, it often means mich or mir.
I → subject
I am going to the shop.
Ich gehe zum Laden.
Ich gehe zum Laden.
ME → object
He gave me the book.
Er gab mir das Buch.
Er gab mir das Buch.
Tip: The missing word is not always at the beginning of a sentence. Ask yourself: Who does the action? Who receives it?
Choose the correct word
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