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The easiest way to remember, and the only truly correct way to say it is to put the other person first:
My friends...
And then, to know whether to use "I" or "me," you remove the friends from the sentence. Example:
I want to go to the store.
Me want to go to the store. --> wrong
So now you put the friends back into the sentence before yourself.
My friends and I want to go to the store.
______________________________________________________If it's the object of a sentence, you do the same:
The man at the store said hello to my friends...
The man at the store said hello to I.--> wrong
The man at the store said hello to me.
So: The man at the store said hello to my friends and me.0 votedJune 29, 20130I like making friends with different people. Now, I really want to find some some guys or girls with whom to speak/chat/talk. There is no proberlem with my Chinese, if somebody wants to practice Mandarin, I would be very glad to help him or her. I like English, so I hope somebody will help me with my English,writting, speaking, and listening. And if we are also friends, if you are in China, I will be happy to meet you. If you will come to China for vacation some day, you are welcome to visit me. You can also ask me for help if I can do something for you.
Always remember, you need a space (间距) after all punctuation.
Also, never end a sentece with a preposition (介词) how Ping wrote. "...want to find some guys to practice speaking with." You will hear it spoken all the time, but it is grammatically incorrect.0 votedMay 25, 20132- I've been learning Spanish as a second language for a very long time, so I have had all these questions already. I've noticed that most of the time, to avoid ambiguity of sound, people will say "Tú eres..." When spoken in normal speech, it almost sounds like Tüéres/Twéres. I've also noticed that most people have no problem answering the question: Who?/What? ;) Also, when spoken, "Él es" sounds a little slower than "Eres." 1 more thing: I really hope no one ever has the audacity to ask if you truly are a man. XD0 votedMay 25, 20130
- Sentences one and three are correct. "Cut" is very generic. If you cut something, maybe you are making a small incision with a knife, maybe you are making one item into many with a sharp object. Sometimes a person can be cut (removed) from a team. "Cut down" is to cut something (like a tree) so that it falls. If you "cut down ON" something, it means "consume/use/spend less."0 votedFebruary 23, 20130
