When to use "I"
Always use the pronoun "I" at the beginning of the sentence. The subject pronoun "I", is always placed right before the verb:
Examples:
- I went to the store.
- I slept well.
- Sarah and I went to the movies.
In the last example, when referring to you and another person.
Always use this form: The name of the person + I + verb
Examples:
- John and I ate lunch together.
- Jaddian and I went to the beach.
- Molly and I worked together.
When to use "Me"
The object pronoun "me", NEVER!!! begins at the beginning of a sentence. It always comes after the verb:
Examples:
- Do you like me?
- The ball hit me.
- The cat followed Sady and me to the kitchen.
In the last example, me, together with Sady, forms the object of the sentence.
Always use this form: Noun + verb + "me"
Examples:
- They love me.
- He trained me.
- She seen me.
or
Noun + verb + "The name of the person and me"
Examples:
- The sun shines on Johnny and me.
- Fruits are healthy for Nicky and me.
- The computer helps Lisa and me.