II think that's it, actually! :D I must have been in the process of answering when you made your choice. No worries, though. At least we know what happened. Maybe I will be able to help in the future. Thanks for responding! :)

i honestly don't know maybe it's because the question has already been resolved.

Hi juanna14! :) I was wondering, by any chance, if you knew where my answer went. I refreshed my browser and saw that my answer was gone. I've not seen this happen before and thought that maybe you could help me understand. Thanks!

thanks

The use of "ME" or "I" isn't so easy for most of the English learners. Using ME as a subject is not formal but is said, as Travis pointed out. I just want to go a bit further in this question. We can use both "I" and "me" in some sentences, but "I" should be followed by an auxiliary to make sense. ( I + auxiliary is more formal.) Ex: I'm hungry - me too / so am I