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"not I" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a form of the pronoun "I" used in a negative statement or question. It is typically used for emphasis or to show contrast. Example 1: Not I, but she, was responsible for the success of the project. Example 2: Did you finish your homework? Not I, I forgot to do it. Example 3: Not I, but my sister has a talent for playing the piano.
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Not I.
Why not, I ask.
"Why not?" I say.
"Not I," Mendellevich said.
"I'm not," I said.
"I'm not," I lied.
"Why not?" I beg.
Not I, I'm afraid.
"Why not?" I asked.
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It's not I-40, either.
Not i-Rocks though.
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