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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
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correct the mistakes in the following;
1 she is the person for whom opinion matters the most
1 she is the person for whom opinion matters the most
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Incorrect without a capital and a period. 'To whom' is more idiomatic than 'for whom'. It would be better to specify whose opinion.
- Incorrect without a capital and a period.
- 'To whom' is more idiomatic than 'for whom'.
- It would be better to specify whose opinion.
- eg the opinion of others.
- Clive
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Incorrect without a capital and a period.
'To whom' is more idiomatic than 'for whom'.
It would be better to specify whose opinion. eg the opinion of others.
Clive
'To whom' is more idiomatic than 'for whom'.
It would be better to specify whose opinion. eg the opinion of others.
Clive
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