But there’s more going on in this sentence than meets the eye. And to see why “me” is the better choice here, it’s best to start with a review of subject and object pronouns.

Common subject pronouns are I, we, you, he, she, they, and it. Here are reasons why subject pronouns are so important: They stop us from repeating the same nouns in sentences, making them sound better ...

Nevertheless, that should not be so daunting because nouns also function as objects in a sentence. In the sentence, “Some delegates shouted at the senator”, there are two nouns, one on each side of ...

In some cases, even though clearly marked as subjects by virtue of coming before the verb in a sentence, the subjects are the receivers of the action.

In terms of object pronouns, both groups produced more clitics and object DPs than strong object pronouns, but the difference between clitics and DPs did not reach significance in either of the groups ...

Grammatical objects Whether simply nouns, noun phrases or pronouns, when any two of the above are linked by the word ‘and’, they create compound subjects. For example ; “President Uhuru ...

This study addresses the question whether prosodic information can affect the choice for a syntactic analysis in auditory sentence processing. We manipulated the prosody (in the form of a prosodic ...