CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTIONS
Correct answer: C. How I wish it had been I whom you had chosen and not her.
- A. How I wish it had been me whom you had chosen and not she.
- B. How I wish it had been I whom you had chosen and not she.
- C. How I wish it had been I whom you had chosen and not her.
- D. How I wish it had been me whom you had chosen and not her.
Explanation
"I" is correct because, after the verb "to be" (in this case, "had been"), the subject pronoun ("I") should be used, not the object pronoun ("me"). "Whom" is correct as it serves as the object of "you had chosen." "Her" is correct at the end of the sentence because "her" is the object pronoun, and in this context, it is the object of comparison.
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