Me and me are personal pronouns that have the function of replacing the noun in the sentence and indicating the person(s) in the speech.
- The “I” is a personal pronoun of the straight case that plays the role of the subject or of the subject's predicative.
- The “me”, a personal pronoun of the oblique case that plays the role of verbal complement or nominal complement.
Examples:
- Me I can't believe I made it through the job interview.
- Me I like traveling to the beach more than to the mountains.
- when will you trust me?
- This gift is for you and for me.
Important!
Remember that the “me” does not conjugate verb, only the “I”. Therefore, we must never use: “for me to do”; “I start”; “I like it”, etc. The correct is: “for me to do”; "I start"; "I like".
For me or for me: when to use each one?
Both “for me” and “for me” are two forms used in the Portuguese language, but in different situations.
- For me: when it exercises the function of an indirect object in the sentence, always being preceded by a preposition which, in this case, is the “for”: bought for me; wrote to me; etc.
- For me: performs the function of subject of the sentence, being always accompanied by an infinitive verb: for me to buy; for me to write; etc.
Examples:
- Our relationship is very heavy for me.
- they bought a gift for me.
- Everything at work is left over for me to do.
- For me take the test I must study more.
Video about for me and for me
Check out the video below for a brief explanation of the use of "for me" and "for me".
for me or for me? Which is correct?
To expand your knowledge of the topic, read also:
- Personal Pronouns of the Straight Case
- Personal pronouns of the oblique case
- me or me
