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Latest post Thu, Aug 14 2003 2:14 PM by Willa. 2 replies.
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Willa  +  4354 Thu, 14 Aug 03 02:14 PM
She is as fast as I or she is as fast as me? Which is correct. I believe it to be She is as fast as I, but I so often hear and see "as me"....
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hitchhiker  +  4355 Thu, 14 Aug 03 02:18 PM
Hi Willa, welcome to the forums..

Try this: Post:3483
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kitkattail  +  4381 Thu, 14 Aug 03 05:53 PM
You are correct: it should be "as I" in this case. You see and hear incorrect instances of "as me" so frequently only because English speakers have a lot of bad habits.
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