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 & Solution

Correct Answer: Option A

Change, It was him into It was he
As complement of the Copulative verb is Nominative case.

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Pobitro Roy 3 years ago

It will be
1.it was him whom came into---
Or
2.it was he who came into-----

Malik Shehzad 4 years ago

Thank you 😊

Saleem Chandio 8 years ago

It was he

Rahul Meena 9 years ago

I can't understand error in this question....can u give me solution...

Arpit Nirwan 9 years ago

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

Bharath Kumar 10 years ago

Please tell me correct answer guyssss

Naveen Kumar 11 years ago

"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"

Alok Kumar 11 years ago

Answer: E because we always use objective case after verb.

Akhilesh Gautam 11 years ago

E is right.
But, it was he/him both are right.

Amit Kumar 11 years ago

Bro...option me correction kar....option me hi answer de diya hai...

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