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Son James Posted 13 years ago
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......, most of whom?
Please look at the following question.
"We had a series of meetings with important client yesterday,most of _____ are very satisfied with our product."
[a]them whom.
Its correct answer is whom.I think due to "," I have to put "whom",not "them". Is my thought right ? Please confirm it. Ah! I almost forgot this. Why didn't the questioner write as clients? Isn't it his mistake?
Thanks in advance.
"We had a series of meetings with important client yesterday,most of _____ are very satisfied with our product."
[a]them whom.
Its correct answer is whom.I think due to "," I have to put "whom",not "them". Is my thought right ? Please confirm it. Ah! I almost forgot this. Why didn't the questioner write as clients? Isn't it his mistake?
Thanks in advance.
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Yes, whom is correct. For them to be correct, it would have to begin a new sentence. Yes, client is a mistake; it should be plural.
- Yes, whom is correct.
- For them to be correct, it would have to begin a new sentence.
- Yes, client is a mistake; it should be plural.
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Yes, whom is correct. For them to be correct, it would have to begin a new sentence. Yes, client is a mistake; it should be plural.
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Son James"We had a series of meetings with important client yesterday,most of ___ are very satisfied with our productA series of meeting - isn't wrong. But "several meetings" may be more common in casual conversation.
Why didn't the questioner write as clients? Isn't it his mistake?
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