Is 'who to go' possible?
(1) I don't know whom I should meet. -> I don't know whom(who) to meet.
(2) I don't know when I should go there. -> I don't know when to go there.
I learned these two sentences can be used correctly.
(3) I don't know who should go there. -> I don't know who to go there.
(4) I don't know who should meet him? -> I don't know who to meet him.
Can I change the above clauses (3,4) into the infinitive phrases?
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iwinners Can I change the above clauses (3,4) into the infinitive phrases? No. It's only the 'whom' case (or when 'who' is used as a substitute for 'whom') that can be changed that way.
- iwinners Can I change the above clauses (3,4) into the infinitive phrases?
- No.
- It's only the 'whom' case (or when 'who' is used as a substitute for 'whom') that can be changed that way.
- CJ
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iwinnersCan I change the above clauses (3,4) into the infinitive phrases?
No. It's only the 'whom' case (or when 'who' is used as a substitute for 'whom') that can be changed that way.
CJ
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