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Anonymous who do you want to serve? Myself! What is your question?
- Anonymous who do you want to serve?
- Myself!
- What is your question?
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Anonymouswho do you want to serve?Myself!
What is your question?
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Even allowing for varying levels of English ability, these cryptic posts that do not actually ask a question always baffle me. What is going on in the poster's mind, I wonder, that makes him or her believe that anyone will understand what he or she is asking? Probably we will never know.
In this case, I imagine the question is whether it should be "who" or "whom". It should strictly be t
In this case, I imagine the question is whether it should be "who" or "whom". It should strictly be t
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Mr WordyIn this case, I imagine the question is whether it should be "who" or "whom". It should strictly be the moribund "whom", right?
Moribund, yes, but I still use it sometimes.
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Yes, but even the moribund doesn't solve the ambiguity problem.
Is the question about the choice of the server or the served?
Is the question about the choice of the server or the served?
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CalifJimIs the question about the choice of the server or the served?Good point ... I didn't notice that ambiguity.
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