It seems to me that since he already let us know that he's referring to himself "
I'm also..." there's no need to say "
I'm" or "
I am" again
There is a technical way to explain this, but I'm definitely not getting into it
Anyhow, guys, let's get back to work in the Grammar Forum! The holiday season is over, so unless you're taking an extended vacation, try to help out if you can
... the reviews are gonna start pouring in.
I gotta get back to these ones I'm working on... see ya'll later
