“I” or “ME”?

More of my lessons about commonly confused words:

In this lesson:
0:00 "I" or "me"?
0:37 SVO word order in English
3:10 subject pronouns & object pronouns
4:06 multiple subjects
6:12 indirect obejcts
10:41 Practice

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[talisk]

Hi teacher Rebecca, I wanted to ask is conversational English different from written English. Because in conversations I’ve found it very common for people to say “me and my sister love pizza” or “me and my sister went to the Cinema” etc. I hardly hear people saying in conversation “my sister and I went to the Cinema” for example. Just curious and thought I’d ask the question. I love your classes and thank you.

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[yt-hjfb]

Especially on social media, I often see people use Me as a subject ( e.g. Me, saying ****, Me visiting ****, Me eating ****, “Them: Are you a dog person or a cat person?, Me: All I can tell you is that I’m not a people person. “ like these)
Actually I was expecting to learn what the rules of this kind of structure.

Can you please explain also about it in your next video?