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Cbakumar Posted 22 years ago
Letter Writing
Letter Writing
Dear all,
I have some doubts in use of "who" & "whom". Please see the following sentence:
"I saw your parents and brother, with whom (except your mother) I went to the market".
Please correct the sentence, if I am wrong and please explain.
Thank you & best regards,
Cbakumar
I have some doubts in use of "who" & "whom". Please see the following sentence:
"I saw your parents and brother, with whom (except your mother) I went to the market".
Please correct the sentence, if I am wrong and please explain.
Thank you & best regards,
Cbakumar
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cbakumar, You are correct. Who - subject. Whom - object.
- cbakumar, You are correct.
- Who - subject.
- Whom - object.
- I went to the market with them.
- Them is an object.
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cbakumar,
You are correct.
Who - subject.
Whom - object.
I went to the market with them. Them is an object.
Your sentence takes the same form except, you moved have replaced "them"with "whom" and moved it toward the front of the phrase.
...,with whom (except your mother) I went to the market.
See number 5 in this articl
You are correct.
Who - subject.
Whom - object.
I went to the market with them. Them is an object.
Your sentence takes the same form except, you moved have replaced "them"with "whom" and moved it toward the front of the phrase.
...,with whom (except your mother) I went to the market.
See number 5 in this articl
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Thank you MountainHiker.
I will be back soon
With regards,
cbakumar
I will be back soon
With regards,
cbakumar
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