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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Position of "with"
The person who you are going to meet today to have a conversation, is the same person whom you played with, yesterday at the garden.
The person who you are going to meet today to have a conversation, is the same person with whom you played, yesterday at the garden.
Please check the above sentences and let me know what position of "with" is correct?
The person who you are going to meet today to have a conversation, is the same person with whom you played, yesterday at the garden.
Please check the above sentences and let me know what position of "with" is correct?
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The person you are going to mee t and talk to today is the same person you played with yesterday at the garden. The person you are going to meet and talk to toda y is the same person with whom you played yesterday at the garden .
- The person you are going to mee t and talk to today is the same person you played with yesterday at the garden.
- The person you are going to meet and talk to toda y is the same person with whom you played yesterday at the garden .
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The person you are going to meet and talk to today is the same person you played with yesterday at the garden.
The person you are going to meet and talk to today is the same person with whom you played yesterday at the garden.
The person you are going to meet and talk to today is the same person with whom you played yesterday at the garden.
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Mister MicawberThe person you are going to meet and talk to today is the same person you played with yesterday at the garden.The person you are going to meet and talk to today is the same person with whom you played yesterday at the garden.Thanks a lot so the time adverb today should always come at the end of the sentence?
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Wonder123Thanks a lot so the time adverb today should always come at the end of the sentence?I am really amazed at how distracted students can become. Where did I intimate that? Did you see how I amended your sentence? Please look at how I assembled the verbs. The adverbs are irrelevant.
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Sorry if my question distracted or has upset you. I get confused with the time adverb position most of the time so I requested you to guide me.
Any ways I'm going start a new thread for this topic, hope you will help me.
Any ways I'm going start a new thread for this topic, hope you will help me.
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