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You ask: Which is the correct answer for: Who wants to go? I OR ME?.
Grammar Pulis Answers: The correct answer is: I.
I won't go through the rules of subject and object nouns this time. Some people hear the word rule, and they run away.
The simple and quick way to know the right answer is to answer in a complete sentence.
I want to go.
versus
Me want to go.
If there's anyone who thinks it's the latter, then you're on the right blog site. Welcome! I'm here to help you figure out this confusing world of grammar. Read on, learn, and enjoy. :)
So the correct pronoun is I. But you're going to sound strange saying, "I!" I is just not a loner word. It needs company.
If you want to be a stickler, then you may say the whole sentence:
I want to go.
Or more briefly:
I do.
But, here's my little secret. If speed is an issue, and you need to shout out your answer forcefully, for example somebody says, "Who wants to go to with George Clooney to an all-expense-paid trip to Maldives?" By all means, shout, "Me! Me! Me!" Flail your arms around and jump up and down so that you are noticed. Now is not the time to bother with grammar.
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