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Guyper Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

1."Did it not mention who did the host invite to the party?"

2."It's not that he didn't do it because he didn't feel like it, but because he didn't have the time"

Hi, I'd like to know if it's possible to use, (did) and (because) more than once in the same sentence

Thank you
  

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" Wrong. Say: Did it not mention / Didn't it mention whom the host invited to the party? In informal style who is often used instead of whom.

— Cool Breeze

  • " Wrong.
  • Say: Did it not mention / Didn't it mention whom the host invited to the party?
  • In informal style who is often used instead of whom.
  • The second sentence is all right grammatically.
  • This like that are said in conversation.
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Guyper1."Did it not mention who did the host invite to the party?"
Wrong. Say: Did it not mention / Didn't it mention whom the host invited to the party?

In informal style who is often used instead of whom. The second sentence is all right grammatically. This like that are said in conversation. No rule says there can be only one
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