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JesterLegacy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
1. To whom does that question direct to?
2. To whom does that question direct?
And
1. These are the people from whom I learned martial arts.
2. These are the people to whom I learned martial arts.
3. These are the people to whom I learned martial arts from.
2. To whom does that question direct?
And
1. These are the people from whom I learned martial arts.
2. These are the people to whom I learned martial arts.
3. These are the people to whom I learned martial arts from.
Top answer
I would write: To whom is that question directed? Regarding your second question, the first sentence is correct.
- I would write: To whom is that question directed?
- Regarding your second question, the first sentence is correct.
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I would write: To whom is that question directed?
Regarding your second question, the first sentence is correct.
Regarding your second question, the first sentence is correct.
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1) 2) is correct. You wouldn't say 'to' twice; you either say "To whom does that question direct" or "Whom does that question direct to"
2) Only 1) is correct. You learn martial arts 'from' these people. Whenever you are confused with the choice of prepositions to use, try moving the preposition that is in front of the relative pronoun to the end of the sentence and see whether i
2) Only 1) is correct. You learn martial arts 'from' these people. Whenever you are confused with the choice of prepositions to use, try moving the preposition that is in front of the relative pronoun to the end of the sentence and see whether i
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