pronoun

me

Used by a speaker or writer for self-reference as the object.

My sister asks me to help her carry the groceries.

Etymology

Old English mē was an object form of the first-person pronoun. The modern word preserves that role when the speaker is the person affected by an action or relation.

More examples

  • Please save a seat for me.
  • The teacher gives me a second chance.
  • You can call me after lunch.