Can anyone provide me with tips on pronoun-verb agreement? Thanks.
1 Answer
Mar 7, 2018
Good.
Explanation:
It is me, in daily lives, many Americans say so. But in standard writing lives it is not correct.
The rule is
After the copulative ( auxiliary verb you need a SUBJECT pronoun)
So, it is I, is correct version.
Same---they are US, WRONG.
write--they are we.
or a bit different angle--
He is taller than me---Wrong.
He is taller than ( conjunction, you need a new clause for a subject pronoun) I (am).
He is taller than I. correct version.
Hope it works.
