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SANGEUN KIM Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
about conjunction of wh-question word
Hello, I'm curious if or not a wh-word can be conjoined with another noun as a sentence subject.
For example, is it grammatically correct to say
"Mary and whom did you go camping with?"
If not, what's the reason?
and what about "Mary and who did you go camping with?"
having trouble studying school grammar.... thank you!
For example, is it grammatically correct to say
"Mary and whom did you go camping with?"
If not, what's the reason?
and what about "Mary and who did you go camping with?"
having trouble studying school grammar.... thank you!
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I'm sorry but the thread you put me through seems unrelated to what i am looking for... thanks for the suggestion, though.
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