It was him / who came / running / into the classroom.
A. It was him
B. who came
C. running
D. into the classroom
E. No Error
Answer: Option A
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Change, It was him into It was he As complement of the Copulative verb is Nominative case.This Question Belongs to Competitive English >> Common Error Detection
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It was he
I can't understand error in this question....can u give me solution...
the answer choice is A, because 'it was and it is' always take subjective pronoun like he she they I etc
as him is objective pronoun
Please tell me correct answer guyssss
"he" is used to mention the person only but "him" is used to mention the belongings. Eg: "it is belongs to him" not "it is belongs to he"
Answer: E because we always use objective case after verb.
E is right.
But, it was he/him both are right.
Bro...option me correction kar....option me hi answer de diya hai...