CorsamustardoverlordsaamsafrixCHEERISS IS THE HARD COUNTER TO TRIP AND I
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nice grammar dumb ass
actually safrix's was right in this case :D :DDD
no you're retarded. I'm assuming you're just trolling though...which wasn't funny..
I'm not trolling, safrix is actually correct.
You use "me" when referring to the object of the sentence and "I" when referring to the subject.
"safrix and I went to the mall" would be correct because we are the subject of the sentence.
The sentence in question is "CHEERISS is the hard counter to trip and me". In this case, CHEERISS is the subject and "trip and me" is the object. Therefore "me" is correct and "I" is not. As safrix helpfully pointed out in his follow-up post, a good way to get this right every time is to remove the first part of the subject/object, in this case "trip and", and parse the sentence without it.
In the first case, it would obviously be "I went to the mall" and not "me went to the mall". In the second, it would be "CHEERISS is the hard counter to me", not "CHEERISS is the hard counter to I". Please do not call people retarded when you do not have a working knowledge of English sentence structure, friend.