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Duxducis Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Who and Whom
0 Most of my knowledge of the English language has come from reading (I was one of those intelligent students that never paid attention in class. Stupid me! ). Anyhow I digress, If my memory serves me correctly who is used as a subject "Who did that." and whom is used as an object "It was your friend whom did that". I am authoring a web page about the collection of knowledge and it would be a tad embarrassing if it is not grammatically correct. 0-
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" and whom is used as an object "It was your friend whom did that". 12 blockquote 10 You are correct about the rule, but not about the function of 01 i 00 who 02 i 00 in the clause 01 i 00 who did that 02 i 00 . 02 i 02 br 01 i 00 Tomorrow I'll be meeting the man whom Sam recommended.
- " and whom is used as an object "It was your friend whom did that".
- 12 blockquote 10 You are correct about the rule, but not about the function of 01 i 00 who 02 i 00 in the clause 01 i 00 who did that 02 i 00 .
- 02 i 02 br 01 i 00 Tomorrow I'll be meeting the man whom Sam recommended.
- 02 i 02 br 00 CJ 0-
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01 cite 10 Duxducis 12 cite 10 who is used as a subject "Who did that." and whom is used as an object "It was your friend whom did that". 12 blockquote10 You are correct about the rule, but not about the function of 01 i 00 who 02 i 00 in the clause 01 i 00 who did that 02 i 00 . In that c
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