Me Sentences
"Me" is a pronoun used to refer to the speaker or writer. e.g., She asked me to join her for lunch.
How to use Me in a sentence
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Me Sentences
She gave me a book.
He told me a secret.
They invited me to the party.
Please listen to me.
They looked at me strangely.
He asked me a question.
She sat next to me.
Can you send it to me?
She baked a cake for me.
Can you help me with this?
She made a card for me.
He bought a gift for me.
Please speak to me in English.
They saved a seat for me.
Can you hear me?
He offered me a ride.
They blamed me for the mistake.
She mentioned me in her speech.
She chose me as the winner.
Can you make some tea for me?
She shared her thoughts with me.
He wrote a letter to me.
She left a message for me.
They did a favor for me.
He explained the problem to me.
They sang a song for me.
They dedicated the book to me.
Please wait for me.
He called me by my name.
They prepared a surprise for me.
Please save some dessert for me.
She knitted a sweater for me.
He found a solution for me.
They planned a trip for me.
Can you explain it to me again?
They gave their support to me.
Please bring it back to me.
He passed the ball to me.
They gave me a chance.
She described the scene to me.
He drew a picture of me.
She sang beautifully to me.
He showed the way to me.
She told a joke to me.
They expressed their gratitude to me.
Can you give this to me?
She taught me how to swim.
He revealed the truth to me.
Please lend your pen to me.
He dedicated his performance to me.
Me Definitions
Used to emphasize the speaker's involvement.
Me, I prefer coffee over tea.
Used in expressions of surprise or emphasis.
Me, win the lottery? That would be the day!
Used as an informal or dialectal form for emphasis or to express emotion.
So, you think it's all about me, huh?
Used by the speaker to refer to themselves as the object of a verb or preposition.
My parents are proud of me.
In informal contexts, used as the subject by some speakers, especially in conjunction with another noun or pronoun.
Me and my friend went to the concert.
Me Idioms & Phrases
Count me in
Include me in the activity or plan.
If you're going hiking, count me in!
Count me out
Exclude me from the activity or plan.
Skydiving? No thanks, count me out.
Cross me
To betray or deceive someone.
He'd be foolish to cross me again.
For me
In my opinion.
For me, there's no place like home.
Give me a break
Asking for a chance or expressing disbelief.
I didn't mean to do it, give me a break.
Bear with me
Please be patient with me.
Just bear with me while I find the document.
Color me [adjective]
Express surprise or admit something.
Color me surprised, I didn't expect that outcome.
Hear me out
Listen to me until I finish speaking.
I know it sounds crazy, but hear me out.
Put me down for
Express willingness to participate.
There's a charity run? Put me down for 5K.
Between you and me
Sharing something confidential.
Between you and me, I think he's going to propose.
Make it up to me
To compensate for a wrongdoing.
I know you forgot my birthday, but you can make it up to me.
Me time
Time spent relaxing on one's own.
I need some me time this weekend.
Wish me luck
Asking for good wishes.
I have my exam today, wish me luck!
Talk to me
Encouraging someone to share their thoughts.
You seem upset, talk to me.
You had me at
You convinced me as soon as you mentioned.
You had me at 'hello.'
Leave me be
To leave someone alone; to not bother someone.
I'm fine, just leave me be for a while.
You're telling me
Expressing agreement with what has been said.
It's hot today. You're telling me!
Take me back
To return to a previous point in time or relationship status.
This song takes me back to my college days.
That's news to me
Expressing that one was unaware of something.
He's leaving the company? That's news to me.
Try me
Encouraging someone to test one's ability or knowledge.
Think I can't handle it? Try me.
Common Curiosities
How many syllables are in "me"?
One syllable.
How do we divide "me" into syllables?
Me is a single-syllable word and is not divided.
What is the root word of "me"?
The root of "me" is the Old English "mē."
What is a stressed syllable in "me"?
The entire word "me" is stressed, as it consists of only one syllable.
How is "me" used in a sentence?
They asked me to join them for lunch.
What is the pronunciation of "me"?
Me is pronounced as /miː/.
Why is it called "me"?
"Me" is derived from the Old English "mē" and Middle English "me," used as the first-person singular object pronoun in the English language.
What is the verb form of "me"?
"Me" does not have a verb form; it is a pronoun.
What part of speech is "me"?
Pronoun.
Is "me" a vowel or consonant?
The term "me" starts with the vowel "m" and includes the vowel "e."
Which conjunction is used with "me"?
Conjunctions like "and," "but," and "or" can connect clauses or phrases involving "me," but "me" itself does not require a specific conjunction.
Is "me" a noun or adjective?
"Me" is a pronoun, specifically an object pronoun in the first person singular.
Is "me" an abstract noun?
"Me" is not a noun; it's a pronoun used to refer to the speaker or writer.
Is "me" a countable noun?
"Me" is not a noun; therefore, it is not classified as countable or uncountable.
What is another term for "me"?
Depending on the context, alternatives might include "myself" or the speaker's name, but "me" is uniquely identified as the first-person singular object pronoun.
Is "me" a negative or positive word?
"Me" is neutral; it does not inherently carry a positive or negative connotation.
Is "me" a collective noun?
No, "me" is a pronoun and does not function as a collective noun.
Is the "me" term a metaphor?
"Me" itself is not used as a metaphor; it is a direct pronoun referring to the speaker or writer.
Which determiner is used with "me"?
Determiners are not used with pronouns like "me." Pronouns stand in place of nouns and their determiners.
Which preposition is used with "me"?
Many prepositions can precede "me," depending on the context, such as "to," "for," "with," and "by."
What is the singular form of "me"?
"Me" is inherently singular as it refers to the speaker individually.
What is the plural form of "me"?
The plural form involving the speaker would be "us," referring to the speaker plus at least one other person.
Is the word "me" imperative?
"Me" cannot be imperative as it is not a verb; imperative mood applies to verbs.
Is the word "me" Gerund?
No, "me" is not a gerund. Gerunds are nouns formed from verbs by adding "-ing."
Is the word “me” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
"Me" can function as both a direct object (e.g., "He saw me.") and an indirect object (e.g., "He gave me a book.") in a sentence.
Which vowel is used before "me"?
The use of a vowel or consonant before "me" depends on the structure of the sentence and the preceding word, not on "me" itself.
What is the opposite of "me"?
In terms of subject-object distinction, the opposite would be "you" in the object case. For subject case, "I" is the subject form and "you" or "he/she/they" could be considered opposites depending on the context.
Is "me" an adverb?
No, "me" is not an adverb; it is a pronoun.
Which article is used with "me"?
Articles are not used with pronouns like "me." Articles are used with nouns to indicate specificity or indefiniteness.
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