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Bookmark or Share- "Me" vs "I" - when it's correct to use "Me" and when it's correct to ..."Me" is an object. The object is the one being affected by or related to the subject's action. Again, if the verb is "see," the object is the person/thing that the subject "sees," "is seeing," "saw," "will see," etc. Consider these examples: "I see you." "I" is the subject and "you" is the object. "You see me." "You" is the subject and "me" is ...
- grammar - "only to me" vs "to me only" - English Language Learners ...The second phrasing ("reply to me only") is not incorrect in a technical sense. "To me only" is still an adverb phrase modifying "reply". But it feels strange and old-fashioned to a modern listener. When speaking, use either one. People tend to just say the words in whatever order they think of them. When writing, I would stick to example 1.
- Correct position of "only" - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange"I drive only Edzel cars…" clearly deals with the cars I drive. "I only drive Edzel cars…" will normally be interpreted as referring to cars in exactly the same way, but that's about context and idiom. If we relied solely on grammar, "I only drive…" would leave me not getting out of bed, eating breakfast, or breathing… however unreasonable.
- questions - "Only me" or "Only I" (is working today) - English Language ..."I is" (does not exist) "is" should be used only in the third person, E.g. She is, He is, They are. The correct use of I will be: I am, I will, I was...
- What is the difference between 'only by' and 'by only'?The rule is: You should place 'only' as close as possible to the word you want to limit. In Example (A) , 'only' can mean that the shop is only for men or women. In Example (B), 'only' means you are concluding by looking only, not by anything else. So it depends on what meaning you want to convey.
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