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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Which one is correct, sentence 1 or 2?
1. It is I whom you saved from drowning in the river. OR
2. It is me whom you saved from drowning in the river.
This is what we are trying to say:
The person, whom you saved from drowning in the river, is I.
2. It is me whom you saved from drowning in the river.
This is what we are trying to say:
The person, whom you saved from drowning in the river, is I.
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Both will suffer challenges from some, but I suggest #2 if you must (though I would use 'was'). Actually, I would recast and avoid the whole dilemma: You saved me from drowning...
- Both will suffer challenges from some, but I suggest #2 if you must (though I would use 'was').
- Actually, I would recast and avoid the whole dilemma: You saved me from drowning...
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Both will suffer challenges from some, but I suggest #2 if you must (though I would use 'was'). Actually, I would recast and avoid the whole dilemma:
You saved me from drowning...
You saved me from drowning...
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