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Matthew.90 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
From whom
"From whom are you talking about?"
is it correct sentence?
is it correct sentence?
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No, the "From whom" is not correct. You can say Whom are you talking about? -- This will sound quite formal About whom are you talking?
- No, the "From whom" is not correct.
- You can say Whom are you talking about?
- -- This will sound quite formal About whom are you talking?
- -- This will sound unnaturally formal Who are you talking about?
- -- While "who" is technically not correct, it's going to be heard more than either of the others.
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No, the "From whom" is not correct.
You can say
Whom are you talking about? -- This will sound quite formal
About whom are you talking? -- This will sound unnaturally formal
Who are you talking about? -- While "who" is technically not correct, it's going to be heard more than either of the others.
You can say
Whom are you talking about? -- This will sound quite formal
About whom are you talking? -- This will sound unnaturally formal
Who are you talking about? -- While "who" is technically not correct, it's going to be heard more than either of the others.
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