The same words that have the same meaning?me, yo or mí ?

Question

When to use me, yo or mí meaning me

Answer 1

Yo: Subject pronoun, replaces the subject of a sentence. Yo no esperaba el ataque.

me: Direct-object pronouns are those pronouns that represent the nouns directly acted upon by the verb. Me atacó por la espalda.

me: reflexive pronoun used when the direct object and the subject of a verb refer to the same person. Me mordió el muslo co extrema ferocidad.

mí ( a mí): Indirect-object pronouns stand for the noun that is the recipient of the verb's action. El animal vino directamente hacia mí.

mí/o: Posessive pronoun, efers to something owned or possessed by someone or something — mío (mine), mía (mine), Mi perro dinamita es tan fiero como un tártaro.

Answer 2

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Maureen Peters