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SlicerF 发表于 2010-11-18 00:29
"It is he" is right.
表语(be 动词后面一般就是表语)和宾语不同。表语的人称代词用主格,宾语的人称代词 ...
请问有相关的参考吗?
觉得生活中还是it's him it's me it's her 听得比较多~it's he it's she 好少……
参考:
Pronouns are the objects of transitive verbs, verbs that transfer some kind of action. The verb "to be" is not a transitive verb—it just describes a state of existence. So a pronoun following a form of "to be" should remain in the subjective case: "It was he who asked about it."
(By the way, notice that "who asked about it" is a subordinate clause with "who" as the subject...so it should indeed be "who" and not the objective "whom.")
General usage, however, assumes that any pronoun after a verb is going to be in the objective case. When I phone my wife, I should say: "Hello. It is I." She's an English teacher too, but she would think I was crazy. So I say, "Hi. It's me."
So in casual usage, it's acceptable to say, "It's me. That must be her. It's them." In formal usage, prefer "It is I. That must be she. It's they." (And even educated people will think you sound strange!)
http://crofsblogs.typepad.com/english/2006/05/he_him.html
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