Is this gramatically correct?

Question

On the top floor lived my family: my mother, father, brother, and me.

Or should it be, "my mother, father, brother, and I?"

Answer 1

the correct use is "I".

Here's a way to test which is correct.

Reverse the sentence. Which is correct? "I lived on the top floor?" or "Me lived on the top floor?"

Of course, the first one is right. That is a quick and easy general way to tell which form of a pronoun to use.

It's still sort of an awkward sentence, though.

Answer 2

"and I.".. What about: My mother, father, brother, and I lived on the top floor.

Answer 3

I would say "My parents, my brother and I live on the top floor". Good luck.

Answer 4

I think it's "I" instead of me. I lived on the top floor with... instead of me lived on the top floor with...

Answer 5

It should be 'I'. Although the family list comes at the end of this sentence, it is still part of the subject of the sentence.

Answer 6

And I..

But for this site it doesn't really matta cuz nobdy know wot ya talkin about nohow..

Answer 7

It's 'I'......u always place urself last wid an 'I',egs.,My brother and I,My friend and I.YUP,DAT'S ENGLISH 4 U.....RULES AND REGULATIONS!!!!

Answer 8

"I" since, "I lived" not "me lived" It's only me when it's the direct object.

Answer 9

and I.