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Saud shakeel Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
pronuon error
He was the author whom I believed was most likely to receive the coveted award.
In the above sentence,according to me, "whom" is correctly used because there is no verb for "whom" so that it may change to "who". however, according to book SAT by BARRONS. answer is "whom" should be replaced by "who" . How is that possible?
will it be "whom" or "who" ?
In the above sentence,according to me, "whom" is correctly used because there is no verb for "whom" so that it may change to "who". however, according to book SAT by BARRONS. answer is "whom" should be replaced by "who" . How is that possible?
will it be "whom" or "who" ?
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who was most likely... Who is the subject of was. CB
- who was most likely...
- Who is the subject of was.
- CB
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'I believe' is a parenthesis statement. So, if you avoid this (ps), it will be 'He was the author who was most likely to receive the coveted award.' PS is actually an additional information clause...
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