Relative Pronoun Antecedent Agreement

 

Would you write "It is I who am" or "It is I who is"? And, more important, how can you be sure it's right? The answer lies in the concept known as relative pronoun antecedent agreement and, spoiler alert, the first of our two examples is the one you want. Here's the full explanation.

 

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