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When using "who" in a question, which is correct:

Is it I who has erred? Is it I who have erred?

The latter seems correct by test (take out who), but the former seems correct by question form (singular, but take out I).

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  • COMPARE: Who’s right here? Am I right here? Is it I who ?am* right here?* – tchrist Mar 17 '14 at 16:55
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    Traditionally, It is I who am here is correct. However, one is more likely to encounter It is me who is here nowadays. – Anonym Mar 17 '14 at 18:08

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