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You've made some very respectable guesses! (I'm convinced that there are no right answers to this question, by the way! ) The It's or It is or It was and the who are invariable in all versions of this formula. The controversy revolves around two other factors. Should the pronoun...

In modern English, 'who' works as both a subject and an object. ++ http://pinker.wjh.harvard.edu/articles/media/1994_01_24_thenewrepublic.html The first story was a nonpartisan analysis of supposed pronoun case errors made by the two candidates in the 1992 US presidential election....

Just because we have object him/them does not mean that "the corresponding interrogative or relative pronoun", must be used. True. So true, particularly because of the "must". But in the context of a student question implicitly asking "What's all the fuss about 'who' and 'whom'?" I...