Can "I" be a weak form in the sentence?
For example here:
The book that I want.
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Yes, it can.
If you don't stress this word, 'I' can be a weak form. Pronouns are usually unstressed, unless you want to emphasise a contrast of some kind. In its weak form, 'I' can sometimes sound more like 'a'..
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