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Lagataw Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"It is I who is" or "It is I who am"
In standard written English, which is correct?
It is I who am (responsible for everyhting here).
or
It is I who is (responsible for everything here).
Is this also common in spoken English? or do Americans say "It is me who..."
please include rules for the placement of commas if there are.
It is I who am (responsible for everyhting here).
or
It is I who is (responsible for everything here).
Is this also common in spoken English? or do Americans say "It is me who..."
please include rules for the placement of commas if there are.
Top answer
Standard written English would rephrase the whole mess to avoid the awkwardness. htm in our Frequently Asked Questions forum.
- Standard written English would rephrase the whole mess to avoid the awkwardness.
- htm in our Frequently Asked Questions forum.
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Standard written English would rephrase the whole mess to avoid the awkwardness. Read http://www.EnglishForward.com/English/ItsYouWhoIsAreAnsweringMe/dcwdz/post.htm in our Frequently Asked Questions forum.
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I'm confused about this sentence and I haven't got the answer which can satisfy me 'it is I who is /am
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