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, but in conversation the rule is usually broken. TrysB
- , but in conversation the rule is usually broken.
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Grammatically, It is I is the correct form, but hardly anyone answers the phone and says, "Hi, it is I."
Linking verbs such as is always take the subject form, I, he, she, we, etc., but in conversation the rule is usually broken.
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Grammatically, It is I is the correct form, but hardly anyone answers the phone and says, "Hi, it is I."
Linking verbs such as is always take the subject form, I, he, she, we, etc., but in conversation the rule is usually broken.
TrysB
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