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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
A. It's I who am here.
B. It's he who helped me when I needed help.
C. It's I whom you promised to be with for ever.
D. It's I whom you loved.
Are these sentences all correct and also can we use objective pronouns such as him, her, them, us instead of subjective pronouns I, we, he, she n the above sentences? Thank you.
B. It's he who helped me when I needed help.
C. It's I whom you promised to be with for ever.
D. It's I whom you loved.
Are these sentences all correct and also can we use objective pronouns such as him, her, them, us instead of subjective pronouns I, we, he, she n the above sentences? Thank you.
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Do you want to sound like a Victorian schoolmarm, or like one of the guys having a good time in a typical American bar?
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You mean both are possible? I want to know what's more formal and what's more common in speaking. Thank you.
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After the verb "be," the sentence case is "proper" grammar. However, no one follows this old rule today, not even in most formal writing.
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
It is I, Conan the Terrible. Behold me and bow down!
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
It's me, your brother.
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
It is I, Conan the Terrible. Behold me and bow down!
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
It's me, your brother.
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tenjingAre these sentences all correct and also can we use objective pronouns such as ...You need to read these threads.
"I" or "Me" After "Be"
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A. It's I who
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