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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Whom
Hi, To what "Whom" refer here? It's a bit confusing to understand ...
"The Clintons saw themselves as the party’s de facto First Family. As the patrons of two generations of Democratic politicians for whom they’d raised stacks of cash, providing aid and comfort on the path to prominence."
"The Clintons saw themselves as the party’s de facto First Family. As the patrons of two generations of Democratic politicians for whom they’d raised stacks of cash, providing aid and comfort on the path to prominence."
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The Democratic politicians.
- The Democratic politicians.
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Flowersa As the patrons of two generations of Democratic politicians for whom they’d raised stacks of cash, providing aid and comfort on the path to prominence.I agree with Dave.
But this second sentence is not a sentence. Are you sure you've copied it correctly?
Logically, it makes no sense. There's something wrong here.
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