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Avid learner Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Whom with?

Hi,

Is the following sentence correct? Is the word "with" is used correctly here?

"I am just a name, for those whom I leave my remembrances with."

Thanks, AL
  

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The sentence is theoretically grammatical. It would probably be more grammatical as: I am just a name, for those with whom I leave my remembrances. However, how would you use this sentence?

— Anonymous

  • The sentence is theoretically grammatical.
  • It would probably be more grammatical as: I am just a name, for those with whom I leave my remembrances.
  • However, how would you use this sentence?
  • I don't see how this sentence could be used in real world speech or writing.
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The sentence is theoretically grammatical. It would probably be more grammatical as: I am just a name, for those with whom I leave my remembrances.

However, how would you use this sentence? I don't see how this sentence could be used in real world speech or writing.
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