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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'whom' with 'to'
Albeit formal, do we need the preposition 'to' in the following sentence – yes or no? I say #1 below is the correct choice, without 'to'.
1) Hi, John. Amy is the teammate with whom you just spoke.
2) Hi, John. Amy is the teammate with whom you just spoke to.
1) Hi, John. Amy is the teammate with whom you just spoke.
2) Hi, John. Amy is the teammate with whom you just spoke to.
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victo do we need the preposition 'to' No, to would be wrong. with whom you just spoke ( who you just spoke with ) to whom you just spoke ( who you just spoke to )
- victo do we need the preposition 'to' No, to would be wrong.
- with whom you just spoke ( who you just spoke with ) to whom you just spoke ( who you just spoke to )
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victodo we need the preposition 'to'No, to would be wrong.
with whom you just spoke (who you just spoke with)
to whom you just spoke (who you just spoke to)
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