W necie znalazłem coś takiego.
Scenerio#1: Your name is Jane. You are in a room (crowded with people), and someone asks: "Who is Jane?"
Do you say?
1. "This is she!"
2. "This is her!"
3. "I am Jane." or "I am."
CORRECT ANSWER: # 3
Scenerio#2: Your name is Jane. The phone rings, you pick up, and the caller says: "May I speak with Jane?"
Do you answer?
1. "This is she!"
2. "This is her!"
3. "You're speaking to Jane."
CORRECT ANSWER: # 3
Furthermore, I've never heard callers begin a phone conversation by asking: "Who is Jane?" If they would, then #2 would be correct.
On the same note, callers never say: "If Jane is in the office, then I really need to speak to SHE." If that was correct, then the grammatically correct way to answer would be: "This is SHE."
A more grammatically correct way to say this: "If Jane is in the office, then I really need to speak to HER." Then, the correct way to answer would be: "This is HER." or "This is Jane."
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