adler,manjulok,<<<Salman>>>, TheStyle1, voda, and elbent elfetka .. thanx for your sweet replies





yes sis when you say that in a formal language, they consider it wrong

it is me
look at this clause
it = dummy subject
is = linking verb
me = must be the delayed subject of the clause, but the subject cannot be in the objective case

same thing when you say
here is me
you better say : here is I

there are them
you better say: there are they

note about the dummy subject
the clauses that have a linking verb should make a connection between the subject and the subjective complement
like
Ali is a teaccher
Ali = teacher

Rana is beautiful
Rana = beautiful

but in the clause
it is me
is me = it
of course not

so the pronoun "it" is just to fill up the subjective position, but, actually, "it" is not the real subject; it just makes the subject delayed that's all