Which word is correct?

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Which words are correct?
Could you tell me how to correctly say the sentence if they are incorrect?
I wouldn't do to you what I (would) do to him.

The show is held in the state that/where the soon to be ex winner is from.

It's toward a year when/where babies start looking like their parents. Before that most baby traits look identical to some extent.

Thank you very much and merry Christmas to all.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

AnonymousI wouldn't do to you what I (would) do to him.

I wouldn't do it to you but I would to him.

Wilpeter · Answer

AnonymousI wouldn't do to you what I (would) do to him.

The sentence is grammatical (both with and without ‘would’). The meaning changes when ‘would’ is included since without it, “I do” is an ongoing action rather than conditional.

AnonymousThe show is held in the state that/where the soon to be ex winner is from.

The show is held in the state where the soon-to-be ex-winner is from.

I’m uncertain that you mean ‘ex-winner’ instead of ‘previous winner’. Once a person is declared a winner of an event, that is fact. If later he is disqualified, he is no longer the winner and someone else would be.

AnonymousIt's toward a year when/where babies start looking like their parents. Before that most baby traits look identical to some extent.

It’s toward one year of age when babies start looking like their parents. Second sentence is acceptable.

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