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Big dream Posted 14 years ago
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'Whom' object of a predicate.
Hi,
She paid the man whom she had hired.
'Whom' is the object of predicate. But, do we mean the predicate of the main clause or the predicate of the adjective clause.
I know they are the same, but when we say 'whom' is the object of predicate, which one we mean?
Thanks.
She paid the man whom she had hired.
'Whom' is the object of predicate. But, do we mean the predicate of the main clause or the predicate of the adjective clause.
I know they are the same, but when we say 'whom' is the object of predicate, which one we mean?
Thanks.
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big dream when we say 'whom' is the object of predicate, which one we mean? We mean the dependent clause. The object of the main clause is 'man'.
- big dream when we say 'whom' is the object of predicate, which one we mean?
- We mean the dependent clause.
- The object of the main clause is 'man'.
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big dreamwhen we say 'whom' is the object of predicate, which one we mean?We mean the dependent clause. The object of the main clause is 'man'.
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