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i

II UK [aɪ] / US pronoun ***

Summary:

I is used as the subject of a verb. In very formal English, I can be used after the verb "to be", especially before a relative clause: It is I who will suffer.

used for referring to yourself when you are the person speaking or writing

I don't like cats.

I didn't hurt you, did I?

Peter and I will do the cooking.

•

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them

III UK [aɪ] / US abbreviation American

interstate: an important road between states in the US

an accident on I-75