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Kumenglish Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Meet
With whom I need to meet?
Is this correct one? If no means Please make it correct.
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It's wrong for two reasons: it's not a sentence, but a preposition phrase, and it has a question mark at the end even though it's not a question. What is it that you are trying to say?
- It's wrong for two reasons: it's not a sentence, but a preposition phrase, and it has a question mark at the end even though it's not a question.
- What is it that you are trying to say?
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It's wrong for two reasons: it's not a sentence, but a preposition phrase, and it has a question mark at the end even though it's not a question. What is it that you are trying to say?
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With whom I need to meet?
Not correct. Say With whom do I need to meet?
But in everyday spoken English, we commonly say eg Who do I need to meet with?
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