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Here4yoo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Who or whom?
You will draw a name to see who/whom you will be buying for.
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I also have... Don't tell anyone who/whom you are buying for.
- I also have...
- Don't tell anyone who/whom you are buying for.
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Hi,
You will draw a name (optional: out of the ___) to see for whom you will be buying a / the _____ (formal).
You will draw a name (optional: out of the ___) to see who you will be buying a / the _____ for (colloquial).
Don't tell anyone for whom you're buying it (formal).
Don't tell anyone who you're buying it for (colloqu
You will draw a name (optional: out of the ___) to see for whom you will be buying a / the _____ (formal).
You will draw a name (optional: out of the ___) to see who you will be buying a / the _____ for (colloquial).
Don't tell anyone for whom you're buying it (formal).
Don't tell anyone who you're buying it for (colloqu
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"You will draw a name to see whom you will be buying for."
Consider the following closely related sentence:
"Who/Whom will you be buying for?"
You are asking about the object of the sentence, so you should use the object form of the pronoun.
Consider the following closely related sentence:
"Who/Whom will you be buying for?"
You are asking about the object of the sentence, so you should use the object form of the pronoun.
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