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Pronouns in English: When do I use "I" instead of "me" ? Always try using "I" or "me" in the singular, for the same sentence. For instance, people might say: "Robert and me are going to town." Which is wrong, because one does not say "Me am going to town." Therefore the correct way to say it is "Robert and I are going to town." However, this sentence is also wrong: "The police arrested Robert and I", because if it were in the singular, one would not say "the police arrested I", it is, "the police arrested me." Therefore one should say, "The police arrested Robert and me."

Английский сленг: рифмованный сленг кокни Рифмованный сленг кокни - возможно, самый необычный тип сленга в английском языке. Он возник в лондонском Ист-Энде приблизительно в 1840-х. До сих пор используется в некоторых частях Лондона. Dog and bone = phone (телефон) Trouble and strife = wife (жена) Skin and blister = sister (сестра) Adam and Eve = believe (верить) Mince pies = eyes (глаза) Plates of meat = feet (ноги) Например: “Would you Adam it! My trouble’s been on the dog 5 hours rabbiting to her skin!” (Would you believe it! My wife’s been on the phone 5 hours talking to her sister!) Некоторые забавные примеры: Strange and weird = beard (борода) Tina Turner = earner (что-то, что зара