Multiple choice

Directions: Fill the blank space with the correct pronoun from the given options. It wont be _______ who will suffer/it will be _______.

  1. he, me

  2. he, I

  3. him, I

  4. him, me
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B Correct answer
Explanation

This sentence contains two clauses requiring nominative case pronouns. The first blank 'he' serves as the subject of 'will suffer' in the clause 'it won't be he who will suffer'. The second blank 'I' functions as the subject complement after 'it will be'. Both positions require nominative case because they are subjects or subject complements, not objects.

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