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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Selecting pronouns
Did you ask(who,whom)was there?
Those are the musicians with(who,whom)we were playing with.
We gave the papers to Burke and (he,him).
this information is just between you and (I,me).
Nan can invite(whoever,whoemever)she wants.
Those are the musicians with(who,whom)we were playing with.
We gave the papers to Burke and (he,him).
this information is just between you and (I,me).
Nan can invite(whoever,whoemever)she wants.
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Did you ask(who,whom)was there? Those are the musicians with(who,whom)we were playing with. We gave the papers to Burke and (he,him).
- Did you ask(who,whom)was there?
- Those are the musicians with(who,whom)we were playing with.
- We gave the papers to Burke and (he,him).
- this information is just between you and (I,me).
- Nan can invite(whoever,whoemever)she wants.
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Did you ask(who,whom)was there?
Those are the musicians with(who,whom)we were playing with.
We gave the papers to Burke and (he,him).
this information is just between you and (I,me).
Nan can invite(whoever,whoemever)she wants.
It's customary for us to ask posters to make an attempt to answer questions of this sort.
Those are the musicians with(who,whom)we were playing with.
We gave the papers to Burke and (he,him).
this information is just between you and (I,me).
Nan can invite(whoever,whoemever)she wants.
It's customary for us to ask posters to make an attempt to answer questions of this sort.
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