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HMFindlay  +  209230 Fri, 24 Mar 06 03:33 PM

It is you who .... crazy

should i put is or are?

It is me who ... crazy

should i put is or are? or shockingly am?
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Welkins2139, 3 yr 357 days ago

it is you who are crazy.

It is me who is crazy  (informal Wink [;)]

It is I who am crazy. (formal)  

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pieanne  +  209246 Fri, 24 Mar 06 04:13 PM

Yet, wouldn't an English native rather say: "You are the crazy one!", or "you are crazy!" (with the emphasis on "you")?
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