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Hi there, Miss,
You may just show your pupils that " I" is normally used as a subject ( it is usually put in front of a sentence) and "me" is used as a pronoun too, but it is never a subject by letting them understand your simple examples .
Examples:
1) I am your friend. I= Subject ( tell them " subject" is the most important part of a sentence and perhaps let them spot them from your sentences.)
2) I love you all. ( ask them who the big boss is ( the subject) ^_^ in this sentence.)
About how to use " me" , I suggest that you'd use similar methods .
Examples:
1) My teacher is teaching me. ( Who is the most important part here, boys and girls? Who is the boss? :))
I guess your pupils would know that you'd be the boss, not them then
you may tell them " me" is replaced with " I" in the sentence
and it also means " YOU" ,but it is never the big boss( the subject)
--- your teacher is!
Just help themwith patience . I am sure that they will understand the difference between these two words.
So good luck to you, and see you around.
:)
2008-11-05 01:38:17 補充:
1) I am teaching you. ( Who is the most important part here, boys and girls? Who is the boss? :))
You may use this example sentence as well. ***************