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This tag is for questions about whether to use subject or object pronouns, such as uncertainty about "I" or "me", "she" or "her", "he" or "him", "they" or "them".
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Should I be using "me" or "I" in this sentence?
There are my father, mother, grandparents, me who was seven years old, and my brother who was five years old.
The above sentence is used to describe a photograph. Is the sentence correct? Will it …
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