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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

please help me!!

Hi there
I wish to know which of the following questions is correct. Thanks in advance.
who(m) do you live with in Paris? or
who(m) do you live in Paris with?
  

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For language tests: With whom do you live in Paris? With whom in Paris do you live? For real conversation: Who do you live with in Paris?

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  • With whom in Paris do you live?
  • For real conversation: Who do you live with in Paris?
  • Who do you live in Paris with?
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For language tests:

With whom do you live in Paris?
With whom in Paris do you live?

For real conversation:

Who do you live with in Paris?
Who do you live in Paris with?
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thanks... ,but in conversations.. isn´t the preposition supposed to be at the end of the question?

By the way, I have another query....if you are given the ensuing answer: He studies law at Oxford university....which question ( to answer the underlined phrase) is the right one?
where does he study law?
what university does he study law at?

thanks a bundle!!!!
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Anonymous in conversations.. isn´t the preposition supposed to be at the end of the question?
Not necessarily; if you have other sentence elements, they may also end a sentence.

Where does he study law?
What university does he study law at?

Both of those are good answers.
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