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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Use of the word whom
is it correct to ask the question "with whom?' in order to ask someone who are u with!>?
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" Hi, To me, with whom doesn't tell much as it stands. I would say, then, it's incorrect. ' , then you would run the risk of becoming, dare I say it, ridiculous.
- " Hi, To me, with whom doesn't tell much as it stands.
- I would say, then, it's incorrect.
- ' , then you would run the risk of becoming, dare I say it, ridiculous.
- Regards
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AnonymousIs it correct to ask the question "with whom?" to ask someone "who are you with?"Hi,
To me, with whom doesn't tell much as it stands. I would say, then, it's incorrect.
If you intended to ask him / her 'With whom are you?', then you would run the risk of becoming, dare I say it,
ridiculous.
Regards
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Anonymousis it correct to ask the question "with whom?' in order to ask someone who are u with!>?No. Not as you describe it. But you can have these conversational exchanges:
- I'm going to a concert tonight.
- By yourself?
- No. I'm going with somebody.
- With whom?
- I'm going to a concert tonight.
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