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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Is this sentence correct?

I dont know the name of the people whom you visited them
  

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Anonymous I don ' t know the name s of the people whom you visited . them As shown. Or I don't know the name of the person whom you visited.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous I don ' t know the name s of the people whom you visited .
  • them As shown.
  • Or I don't know the name of the person whom you visited.
  • This is very formal with whom .
  • You can substitute who in ordinary conversation.
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AnonymousI don't know the names of the people whom you visited. them
As shown. Or

I don't know the name of the person whom you visited.

This is ver
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CalifJimThis is very formal with whom. You can substitute who in ordinary conversation


... or just skip it, right?

As in "I don't know the names of the people you visited."
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Tanitor just skip it, right?
Yes. Thanks for reminding me! I forgot to mention that option.

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