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When someone asks "Which one of you is married?" Is the correct answer "Me." or "I"? (I know the proper answer is "I am." But conversational wise...? As "I am." sounds verys serious.)
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When someone asks "Which one of you is married?" Is the correct answer "Me." or "I"? (I know the proper answer is "I am." But conversational wise...? As "I am." sounds verys serious.)
Thanks :)
Thanks :)
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"Me" sounds more natural. I don't think anyone uses "I" on its own.
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