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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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WHAT IS THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT FORM OF "WHO ARE YOU HERE WITH?" -
WHAT IS THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT FORM OF "WHO ARE YOU HERE WITH?" -
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Hi, Please don't use ALL CAPITAL letters. It's the Internet version of shouting, and no one likes to be shouted at. " but just about no one would say it that way.
- Hi, Please don't use ALL CAPITAL letters.
- It's the Internet version of shouting, and no one likes to be shouted at.
- " but just about no one would say it that way.
- " it's almost never used to start a sentence like the one you have there.
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Hi,
Please don't use ALL CAPITAL letters. It's the Internet version of shouting, and no one likes to be shouted at.
Strict presciptionists will tell you it should be "Whom are you here with?" but just about no one would say it that way. While we do use "whom" when it comes right after the preposition ("With whom did you speak?" it's almost never used to start a sentence like th
Please don't use ALL CAPITAL letters. It's the Internet version of shouting, and no one likes to be shouted at.
Strict presciptionists will tell you it should be "Whom are you here with?" but just about no one would say it that way. While we do use "whom" when it comes right after the preposition ("With whom did you speak?" it's almost never used to start a sentence like th
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AnonymousWHAT IS THE GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT FORM OF "WHO ARE YOU HERE WITH?" -I'd say that that is the grammatically correct form -- but without all those capitals!
Who are you here with?
CJ
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