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Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Whom or that
Hello,
It is a part of education that students should learn how to get along with people that /whom they don't like at all.
I think whom is correct. Am I right?
Thank you in advance.
It is a part of education that students should learn how to get along with people that /whom they don't like at all.
I think whom is correct. Am I right?
Thank you in advance.
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I prefer to use who(m) with people, but some believe that is ok. In this case, of course, the use of the relative pronoun is optional.
- I prefer to use who(m) with people, but some believe that is ok.
- In this case, of course, the use of the relative pronoun is optional.
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I prefer to use who(m) with people, but some believe that is ok.
In this case, of course, the use of the relative pronoun is optional.
In this case, of course, the use of the relative pronoun is optional.
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Hi,
As an aside, I would have written ‘It is an integral part’ rather than ‘It is a part’.
In conversational English, we wouldn't include the part in black.
Regards
As an aside, I would have written ‘It is an integral part’ rather than ‘It is a part’.
In conversational English, we wouldn't include the part in black.
Regards
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