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Ildikó Henczel Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
who-whom
Hello,
Which sentence is correct?
I used to quarrel a lot with my mother, whom I have not seen for ages.
or
I used to quarrel a lot with my mother who I have not seen for ages.
Thanks
Which sentence is correct?
I used to quarrel a lot with my mother, whom I have not seen for ages.
or
I used to quarrel a lot with my mother who I have not seen for ages.
Thanks
Top answer
The first is grammatically correct. Most people these days would accept the second if it had a comma after 'mother'.
- The first is grammatically correct.
- Most people these days would accept the second if it had a comma after 'mother'.
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The first is grammatically correct. Most people these days would accept the second if it had a comma after 'mother'.
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