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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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be fond of

Hi,

Are the following sentences correct?

1. Who are you fond of?
2. Who are the persons you fond of?

I came across the first sentence in a FB page. I don't think it's correct. The second in mine.

Thanks for any help.
  

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1. 2. Who are the persons you fond of?

— Mister Micawber

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • Who are the persons you fond of?
  • Yes.
  • Anonymous I came across the first sentence in a FB page.
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AnonymousAre the following sentences correct?1. Who are you fond of?2. Who are the persons you fond of?
Yes.
AnonymousI came across the first sentence in a FB page. I don't think it's correct.
It is fine and common.
AnonymousThe second in mine.
It is rather stilted. 'Who' means 'person(s)
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Thank you Mr.Micawber.

Sorry for the typo. "The second sentence is mine". Anyway you got it. Thanks again.
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I just noticed another typo:

1. Who are you fond of?
2. Who are the persons you are fond of?

However, my comments remain the same.
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