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Healer Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
THEM with or without
Are both below grammatically correct? If they don't make sense, please reword them for me?
They are the people whom he would like THEM to buy into it.They are the people whom he would like to buy into it.
They are the people whom he would like THEM to buy into it.They are the people whom he would like to buy into it.
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healer THEM with or without Without. You can also omit 'whom' if you want. The grammar is a bit more complex than most people would use, however.
- healer THEM with or without Without.
- You can also omit 'whom' if you want.
- The grammar is a bit more complex than most people would use, however.
- We would more likely say He would like those people to [buy into it / invest in it].
- CJ
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healer THEM with or without
Without.
You can also omit 'whom' if you want.
The grammar is a bit more complex than most people would use, however. We would more likely say
He would like those people to [buy into it / invest in it].
CJ
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