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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
which vs. whom?
No one will fight harder than (unnamed person) for the principles or people in which/whom he believes.
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If I had to use one of them, it’d be …people in whom… But I would prefer …for the principles or people he believes in (which is less formal).
- If I had to use one of them, it’d be …people in whom… But I would prefer …for the principles or people he believes in (which is less formal).
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If I had to use one of them, it’d be …people in whom…
But I would prefer …for the principles or people he believes in (which is less formal).
But I would prefer …for the principles or people he believes in (which is less formal).
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