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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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they or those?
I believe I honor the lives of those whom are gone by enjoying the commemorations created by those who are left behind. they or those? in either place... and why? who or whom?
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I'm afraid I don't fully understand the sentence. Are the people who are gone the same as those who are left behind? , people , so say people .
- I'm afraid I don't fully understand the sentence.
- Are the people who are gone the same as those who are left behind?
- , people , so say people .
- Also, it's who , not whom .
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I'm afraid I don't fully understand the sentence. Are the people who are gone the same as those who are left behind?
At any rate, strictly speaking, the pronoun those should be used only when it has an antecedent, e.g., people, so say people. Also, it's who, not whom.
At any rate, strictly speaking, the pronoun those should be used only when it has an antecedent, e.g., people, so say people. Also, it's who, not whom.
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