Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• it was her who arrived first. What is correct: It was her who arrived first. It was him who arrived first. or: It was he who arrived first. It was she who ...
• It was she (not 'her') who somehow knew you best. (She ... knew you best; 'her' cannot be used.) But in reply to a question, "Who's that?" you can say, "It's her", ...
• Tektek. Both 'her who' & 'she who' are correct. the easiest e.g. to follow is: It was " me who" did it. OR It was I who did it. abbas. it was she who did it. is hte right ...
• “It was she made me acquainted with love. She went by the peaceful name of Ruth I think, but I can't say for certain. Perhaps the name was Edith. She had a ...

• 3 days ago ... So in that sense, this “he didn't know it was her turn” concept makes perfect sense to him. He doesn't see any value in marriage partially ...
• I believe that quite a few people would say "It was her who knew you" or sentences like that. "It was she who..." is what is considered grammatically correct  ...
• "It was her that ..." is not uncommon usage. http://googlefight.com/index.ph...as+ her+that%22. I'd suggest adding your version as an alternate translation of the ...
• She causes destruction wherever she goes. It was her house that killed Nessarose It was her house that killed Nessarose That's just the way life goes.