Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• "It is me" is attested since the 16th Century. (Speakers who would substitute "me" for "I" in the "It is I who am at fault" example would also sacrifice the agreement ...
• Jun 18, 2011 ... To summarize the situation, It is me is the more commonly spoken form, while It is I is commonly written, taught in school, and sometimes ...
• Mar 6, 2006 ... Which of the following is correct? It is I. It is me. A grammar teacher mentioned to me something about the nominative case being used after the ...
• Jun 14, 2012 ... A listener named Jodie wanted to know which is correct: "It is I" or "It is me." She says that when she answers the phone and the person asks, "Is ...

• (in response to the preceding) "It is I who am at fault." "That's the man who he is." But not always. "It is me" is attested since the 16th Century. (Speakers who ...
• Jun 14, 2012 ... A listener named Jodie wanted to know which is correct: "It is I" or "It is me." She says that when she answers the phone and the person asks, "Is ...
• But he saith to them, It is I (literally, I am); be not afraid. These Divine words, in a voice which reminded them of his entire personality, of all his previous ...
• in Danish, "it is I" is consider *wrong*, ...
• Mar 6, 2006 ... When living in Denmark and learning Danish at school, my teacher corrected me for saying "det er jeg"