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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"to whom one is accountable to" vs "who one is accountable to."
Not sure which is more correct:
"X depends on to whom one is accountable." vs "X depends on who one is accountable to."
My sense is that it's the second. But there's a dangling particple, right? So isn't that problem? THx!
"X depends on to whom one is accountable." vs "X depends on who one is accountable to."
My sense is that it's the second. But there's a dangling particple, right? So isn't that problem? THx!
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The second is more natural. There is no participle in that sentence, dangling or otherwise.
- The second is more natural.
- There is no participle in that sentence, dangling or otherwise.
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The second is more natural. There is no participle in that sentence, dangling or otherwise.
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