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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The Pronoun position
Hi folks ! why the promoun " with "
does change the position in both sentences :
" with whom is your friend playing? " and
" whom are you going with? " ??
does change the position in both sentences :
" with whom is your friend playing? " and
" whom are you going with? " ??
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Hi, why the promoun " with " does change the position in both sentences : " with whom is your friend playing? " and " whom are you going with? " ??
- Hi, why the promoun " with " does change the position in both sentences : " with whom is your friend playing?
- " and " whom are you going with?
- " ??
- In both examples, you can put it at the end or at the start.
- ie " with whom is your friend playing?
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Hi,
why the promoun " with "
does change the position in both sentences :
" with whom is your friend playing? " and
" whom are you going with? " ??
In both examples, you can put it at the end or at the start. ie
" with whom is your friend playing? "
" whom is your friend playing with? "
" whom are you going with? "
why the promoun " with "
does change the position in both sentences :
" with whom is your friend playing? " and
" whom are you going with? " ??
In both examples, you can put it at the end or at the start. ie
" with whom is your friend playing? "
" whom is your friend playing with? "
" whom are you going with? "
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I don't think anyone considers witha pronoun!
It's usually considered a preposition. Anyway, you can place it beforewho
It's usually considered a preposition. Anyway, you can place it beforewho00
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AnonymousHi folks ! why the promoun " with "Note that because of double posting, you have other answers here: Pronoun
does change the position in both sentences :
" with whom is your friend playing? " and
" whom are you going with? " ??
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