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- 01-Oct-2011, 16:46 #1
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is the form ' it's me who am right' wrong or right? is the form ' it's me who am right' wrong or right?
- 01-Oct-2011, 17:11 #2
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Teacher Re: is the form ' it's me who am right' wrong or right? For a start, it should be "It is I..."
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- 01-Oct-2011, 17:42 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: is the form ' it's me who am right' wrong or right? If it's I who am right.(in this case, without a doubt, is right)
But the thing I want to know( if we use the informal english) is if we can say : It's me(accusative) who am right.( instead of me who is right).
- 01-Oct-2011, 17:56 #4
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Teacher Re: is the form ' it's me who am right' wrong or right? There is not much agreement on this, as you'll see here:
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Subject-verb agreement when "who" is involved
It's you who's being crazy
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