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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Whom/Whom
"Who is Anna talking about?"
Does this sentence take "whom" to be grammatically accurate?
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Anonymous Does this sentence take "whom" to be grammatically accurate? No. 'm' is virtually always dropped in modern English when 'who(m)' begins a question.
- Anonymous Does this sentence take "whom" to be grammatically accurate?
- No.
- 'm' is virtually always dropped in modern English when 'who(m)' begins a question.
- The very formal version of the question (which is almost never used these days) is About whom is Anna talking?
- CJ
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AnonymousDoes this sentence take "whom" to be grammatically accurate?
No. 'm' is virtually always dropped in modern English when 'who(m)' begins a question.
The very formal version of the question (which is almost never used these days) is About whom is Anna talking?
CJ
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