Post New
|
Post Reply
|
Reply Later
|
Create Poll
No. of Recommendations: 0
Post New
|
Post Reply
|
Reply Later
|
Create Poll
No. of Recommendations: 0
Post New
|
Post Reply
|
Reply Later
|
Create Poll
No. of Recommendations: 1
Am I wrong to think that the echo is wrong?
(the verb "to be" does not have an object, so "it is I", not "it is me.")
Post New
|
Post Reply
|
Reply Later
|
Create Poll
No. of Recommendations: 0
Hmmmm....I really thought the echo was correct. But now....I looked it up. The echo should keep its mouth shut, it appears. But I will continue saying it the wrong way, because it SOUNDS right. And the right way sounds weird and stilted.
=sheila
Post New
|
Post Reply
|
Reply Later
|
Create Poll
No. of Recommendations: 1
In French, C'est moi, but in English, It is I. I learned that listening to Lancelot sing in Camelot when I was a kid. I personally think the irregularities of English are highly overrated by people who like to find things to correct, and generally find their way to the trash heaps of history after a while, and well they might.
R:
