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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Of whom
Is this sentence grammaticaly correct? Let me first put you in the picture:
My friend asked me to bring her a CV of one of the applicants for a vacancy. I didn't hear the name and asked:
'Of whom?'
Should I rather have asked: 'Whose CV? (you ask me to bring)
Please advice,
Thank you
My friend asked me to bring her a CV of one of the applicants for a vacancy. I didn't hear the name and asked:
'Of whom?'
Should I rather have asked: 'Whose CV? (you ask me to bring)
Please advice,
Thank you
Top answer
Whose CV? is the more idiomatic and usual response, but there is nothing grammatically wrong about Of whom? CJ
- Whose CV?
- is the more idiomatic and usual response, but there is nothing grammatically wrong about Of whom?
- CJ
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Whose CV? is the more idiomatic and usual response, but there is nothing grammatically wrong about Of whom?
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