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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Which is subject? and who or whom?
Hi. Which is the subject in this sentence?
This is a chair.
What should we used. whom or who?
This is the John Doe who/whom we wanted to get to know better.
How about this? Are the above and this alike in sentence pattern?
This is the person who/whom we saw at the mall yesterday.
Would it make a difference if the word "this" in both sentences italicized were changed to "There"?
Thank you for your anticipated help.
This is a chair.
What should we used. whom or who?
This is the John Doe who/whom we wanted to get to know better.
How about this? Are the above and this alike in sentence pattern?
This is the person who/whom we saw at the mall yesterday.
Would it make a difference if the word "this" in both sentences italicized were changed to "There"?
Thank you for your anticipated help.
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Anonymous Which is the subject in this sentence? This is a chair. This .
- Anonymous Which is the subject in this sentence?
- This is a chair.
- This .
- Anonymous What should we used.
- whom or who?
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AnonymousWhich is the subject in this sentence?This.
This is a chair.
AnonymousWhat should we used. whom or who?whom. to know him. Not *to know he.
This is the John Doe who/whom we wanted to get to know better.
AnonymousHow ab
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