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Teo Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
To whomever it seems right to me.
1. I will give the money to whomever it seems right to me.
2. I will give the money to whomever seems right to me.
3. I will give the money to whoever it seems right to me.
4. I will give the money to whoever seems right to me.
Which of the aove sentences are correct?
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2. I will give the money to whomever seems right to me.
3. I will give the money to whoever it seems right to me.
4. I will give the money to whoever seems right to me.
Which of the aove sentences are correct?
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Hello Teo Here's my opinion, for what it's worth: #1 is correct: 'to whomever it seems right to me (to give it to)'. #2 is incorrect. "Seems right" requires a subject pronoun.
- Hello Teo Here's my opinion, for what it's worth: #1 is correct: 'to whomever it seems right to me (to give it to)'.
- #2 is incorrect.
- "Seems right" requires a subject pronoun.
- #3 is correct as a less formal version of #1, where "whoever" is used in place of "whomever".
- #4 is the correct version of #2.
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Hello Teo
Here's my opinion, for what it's worth:
#1 is correct: 'to whomever it seems right to me (to give it to)'.
#2 is incorrect. "Seems right" requires a subject pronoun.
#3 is correct as a less formal version of #1, where "whoever" is used in place of "whomever".
#4 is the correct version of #2.
MrP
Here's my opinion, for what it's worth:
#1 is correct: 'to whomever it seems right to me (to give it to)'.
#2 is incorrect. "Seems right" requires a subject pronoun.
#3 is correct as a less formal version of #1, where "whoever" is used in place of "whomever".
#4 is the correct version of #2.
MrP
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