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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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To whoever/whoever is

Hi

I used "to whoever reading this" and got trounced for omitting "is" after whoever. I saw this form used on many occasions online, including by native English speaker. I thought "whoever" could have replaced "the person". Any thought?
  

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Anonymous Any thought? You need 'is'. Compare: (X) 'To who reading this'.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Any thought?
  • You need 'is'.
  • Compare: (X) 'To who reading this'.
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AnonymousAny thought?
You need 'is'. Compare: (X) 'To who reading this'.
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