I

abbreviationAmerican

UK /aɪ/

1
interstate: an important road between states in the US
an accident on I-75
Synonyms and related words
Types of road or path
a one-way/two-way street
approach
A-road

I

abbreviationAmerican

US /aɪ/

1
interstate: an important road between states in the U.S.
an accident on I-75
Synonyms and related words
Types of road or path
a one-way/two-way street
approach
artery

i

noun countable/uncountable

or I

UK /aɪ/

Word Forms

singular	i
plural	i’s

singular	I
plural	I’s

1
the ninth letter of the English alphabet. I is a vowel.
Synonyms and related words
The English alphabet
a
ABC
aitch
2
the Roman numeral for the number one
Synonyms and related words
Roman numerals
C
D
i

i

noun countable/uncountable

or I

US /aɪ/

Word Forms

singular	i
plural	i’s

singular	I
plural	I’s

1
the ninth letter of the English alphabet. I is a vowel.
Synonyms and related words
The English alphabet
a
ABC’s
aitch
2
the Roman numeral for the number one
Synonyms and related words
Roman numerals
C
D
i

I

pronoun

UK /aɪ/

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.

1
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.
Synonyms and related words
Personal pronouns
he
her
him

I

pronoun

US /aɪ/

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.

1
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.
Synonyms and related words
Personal pronouns
he
her
him

I

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i

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