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Re: Me/I

Notice that it is actually "except I/me".

'except' is a preposition, and pronouns with a preposition take the objective case, just like:

with him

between you and me.

So the sentence is:
"All the students except me are going for a walk."

'except me' is part of the subject; but if the subject of a sentence contains a preposition + pronoun, the pronoun is in the objective case, not the nominative.

You will find a list of all the prepositions - and some may surprise you! - at:


prepositions