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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Who or whom?
I dunno who we'll deliver them to.
Is this sentence correct, or should I use whom to express that? If i use whom, should i omit "to"?
Is this sentence correct, or should I use whom to express that? If i use whom, should i omit "to"?
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If you're willing to go with "dunno" instead of "don't know" the question of "who(m) + to" is really irrelevant. "
- If you're willing to go with "dunno" instead of "don't know" the question of "who(m) + to" is really irrelevant.
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If you're willing to go with "dunno" instead of "don't know" the question of "who(m) + to" is really irrelevant.
Purists would insist on "I don't know to whom we'll deliver them." More colloquial would be "I don't know who to send them to."
Purists would insist on "I don't know to whom we'll deliver them." More colloquial would be "I don't know who to send them to."
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