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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Could somebody tell me whether the following sentence correct or not?

"The one whom you trust in listen to you."
  

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, I'd get rid of "in". This sentence needs a context (for it to make sense).

— Julielai

  • , I'd get rid of "in".
  • This sentence needs a context (for it to make sense).
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Hi Anon.,

I'd get rid of "in". This sentence needs a context (for it to make sense).
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whom one the trust you in listen to you
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AnonymousCould somebody tell me whether the following sentence correct or not?

"The one whom you trust in listen to you."

I can't think of any context in which this would be a "correct" sentence.

Do you want to try again, Anon?

MrP
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What about this example:

The one/person in whom you trust is listening to you right now.

I believe that the person who posted this tread tries to say that something terrible has happened to a person and as a result, this person will not speak with anyone else but the one she finds trustworthiest/ most trustworthy.
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X11The one/person in whom you trust is listening to you right now.

Yes, that would be fine!

MrP
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