Grammar ?
Are these sentences grammatically correct-
1. Tom spoke to Jane about her mother. or
Tom spoke about her mother to Jane.
2. Tom who's working at a firm is from New jersey.
3. Where did you graduate from?
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too finicky 7 Are these sentences grammatically correct- 1. Tom spoke to Jane about her mother. or (Jane's mother) 2.
- too finicky 7 Are these sentences grammatically correct- 1.
- Tom spoke to Jane about her mother.
- or (Jane's mother) 2.
- Tom spoke about her mother to Jane.
- (Some other woman's mother) 3.
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too finicky 7Are these sentences grammatically correct-
1. Tom spoke to Jane about her mother.
or(Jane's mother)2. Tom spoke about her mother to Jane. (Some other woman's mother)
01. Tom spoke to Jane about her mother. OK
Tom spoke about her mother to Jane. Not wrong, but ounds awkward.
2. Tom who's working at a firm is from New jersey.
This sounds like there are two or more people called Tom, and you are trying to identify which one
at a firm sounds odd. You'd normally ifdenif ythe firm
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