Ms Muntazir Malik

hello friends

GOOD MORNING

Happy Eid My All Friends

Hw are you my all frnds

That depends on where you and your friend are in the sentence. In colloquial speech me is often used where standard grammar requires I especially when someone else is mentioned too. Sometimes people use I instead of me because they know me is sometimes wrong, but have not understood the principle. (Others resort to myself which can sound rather pompous.)

My friends and I went for some ice cream. Did you see my friends and me at the ice cream stand?
Examples of "incorrect" usage: