me
[miː]
Definition:
1. The form of I that is used when the speaker or writer is the object of a verb or preposition, or after the verb be.
Use 'me' in a sentence:
- "This is a happy moment for me," Ma said.
- "He made me think twice about retiring," Li says.
- "There was no way out for me," He said.
- "The title is too heavy for me," Yao said.
- I shouldn't be dining in college tonight. Would you mind signing me out?
- "It would be an honor for me," Durant said.
- "This role is very new to me," Gong says.
- "It was a good day for me," Donovan said.
- "Chilling out" Hawaiian style didn't come to me naturally.
- "He wanted me to lodge a complaint," Hai said.
- You scared me.
- Which of you will go with me?
- "This is a new beginning for me," Hu says.
- "This is a new beginning for me," Hu said.
- Nobody understands me.
- What do you like to do in your spare time?
- These things have grounded me and made me who I am.
- Excuse me!
- "They want me to shoot the jumpshot," Lee said.
- She pushed past me, almost knocking me over.
- "It didn't surprise me," Jackson said of Bryant.
- The bigger girls used to chase me and tickle me.
- "The Olympics is very important to me," he said.
- "Everybody keeps calling me Tiger's replacement," Whitehead said.
- Hello, it's me.
- Give it to me.
- Please give me a lift onto the saddle.
- "This is a great opportunity for me," Jones said.
- They spat at me and taunted me.
- He wanted me to know that he still cared for me.
- They gave me an injection to help me sleep.
- "This was an important decision for me," Beckham said.
- "The US Open got me by surprise," Cabrera said.
- They called me 'Chinese jasmine', '' said Song.
- "I think they're gonna kill me," Malvo said.
- You're scaring me.
- This embarassed me somewhat.
- "It makes me work a little harder," Molinari said.
- "He was right behind me in registration," Burgoon said.
- She put me on speakerphone and he heard me talking.
- "It's a learning process for me," Lu says.
- The way he treats me really burns me up.
- "He told me to be more aggressive," Parker said.
- My sister gave me a book.
- "This certainly gives me a new life," Agassi said.
- A Shanghai friend told me it was part of the Expo effect.
- Everyone I met overwhelmed me and kind of blew me away.
- Don't leave me behind.
- He asked me to go to Cambridge with him.
- Myra Cunningham sent me a note thanking me for dinner.
- "It's still with me now," Wallace said Saturday.
- Then my husband left me. It gave me the jolt I needed.
- Don't hit me.
- Chuck would lecture me, telling me to get a haircut.
- My mother makes a fuss of me every time I come home.
- ‘Who's there? ’ ‘Only me. ’
- Let me elucidate.
- He jumped on me for not agreeing with him.
- "They have been very nice to me," Freedman said.
- "That's all it took for me," Gates said.
- Run an errand for me, will you? Go find Roger for me.
- Don't give me a hard time, boys. I'm trying to study.
- Lay off me will you—it's nothing to do with me.
- He brought me a large package.
- Hi, it's me!
- "I knew it wasn't off me," Brewer said.
- He lunged at me, grabbing me violently.
- The name simply didn't register with me.
- She saw me, recognized me and cut me dead.
- You're taller than me.
- You gave me a fright jumping out at me like that.
- I deeply appreciate your kindness in coming so far to meet me.
- Can you cue me when you want me to begin speaking?
- She told me flat she would not speak to me again.
- It hurt me to think that he would lie to me.
- She sailed past me, ignoring me completely.
- I had to make important decisions that would affect me for the rest of my life.
- It bothered me that boys weren't interested in me.
- Please remember me to your parents.
- It annoys me to see him getting ahead of me.
- My sister puzzles me and causes me anxiety.