English for Today by Ganiu Abisoye Bamgbose (Dr GAB)
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
6. Sometimes, both the subjective and objective forms can be appropriate after conjunctions, depending on the intended meaning of the utterance:
1. Fred likes Tobi more than *I* (standard).
2. Fred likes Tobi more than *me* (standard).
Sentence 1 can be detached thus:
Fred likes Tobi, I like Tobi (too), but Fred likes Tobi more than I like Tobi.
Sentence 2 can be interpreted as:
Fred likes Tobi, Fred likes me (too) but Fred likes Tobi more than he (Fred) likes me.
GAB
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