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Alcstephen Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
To Whom
Is the following sentence grammetically correct ?
I do not know to whom I should send the report.
I do not know to whom I should send the report.
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Hello alcstephen, and welcome to English Forums. Technically, it is perfect grammatically. It is also unnatural in speech.
- Hello alcstephen, and welcome to English Forums.
- Technically, it is perfect grammatically.
- It is also unnatural in speech.
- " I don't know who this report should be sent to.
- ) Please tell me who should receive this report.
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Hello alcstephen, and welcome to English Forums.
Technically, it is perfect grammatically.
It is also unnatural in speech. In practice, we rarely say "to whom."
I don't know who this report should be sent to. (Yes, technically "whom" is correct, but rarely used.)
Please tell me who should receive this report.
Can you tell me who should receive this report?
Technically, it is perfect grammatically.
It is also unnatural in speech. In practice, we rarely say "to whom."
I don't know who this report should be sent to. (Yes, technically "whom" is correct, but rarely used.)
Please tell me who should receive this report.
Can you tell me who should receive this report?
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