Anonymouswhich is correct:"I wish it was me" or "I wish it were me"?
Yoong LiatAnonymouswhich is correct: "I wish it was me" or "I wish it were me"?Strictly speaking, "I wish it were me" is correct, but "I wish it was me" is not wrong. Even more strictly speaking, depending on the case needed in the sentence, it might need to be "I wish it were I."
Anonymouswhich is correct: "I wish it was me" or "I wish it were me"?
PhilipEven more strictly speaking, depending on the case needed in the sentence, it might need to be "I wish it were I
Yoong LiatThis reminds of the following.Who's that? It's I. OR It's me.
Yoong LiatYoong LiatThis reminds of the following.Who's that? It's I. OR It's me.I meant both are used. Strictly speaking again, "It's I" is correct. However, 'It's me", as Philip and Soeleen said, is more commonly used.
Who's that?
It's I. OR
It's me.
But "it's me " is also used quite often !
It's I. OR
It's me.
Again, I is the correct form. However, since we don't have a true disjunctive case for pronouns, it sounds better to many ears to use me.