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Subject:Me or I? From:Jacque Foreman <foremangraphics -at- JUNO -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 21 Jan 1999 11:07:45 -0800
Hi all -
As a "non-professional writer," I'm sure you would all like me to keep my
mouth (fingers) quiet. For the third time today I have read a sentence
that goes something like this:
Perhaps it's just me.
You all call yourselves professional writers, and I am possitively sure
you all know it should have been written:
Perhaps it's just I.
Yes, I know I'm being picky and sticky, but if "professional" writers
don't uphold correct usage, who will?
Jacque - Graphic Designer / Typesetter -- Making Your Business
Easier since 1972 -- Pen & Ink Renderings of homes & Bldgs.
& portraits from photos, Brochures, Ads, Flyers, Packaging, Business
Forms, Manuscripts, etc. -- email: foremangraphics -at- juno -dot- com
Rendering Samples: http://www.abacus-es.com/foreman
