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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
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Who/Whom she's allied with?
Is the former or the latter correct?
I used it was the latter but now I see more and more people using the latter,
I know I could have been wrong,
but please explain to me why if it was the former that was the correct one.
I used it was the latter but now I see more and more people using the latter,
I know I could have been wrong,
but please explain to me why if it was the former that was the correct one.
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Both are correct because of the preposition at the end but is comes before the subject in a question: Who/Whom is she allied with ? CB
- Both are correct because of the preposition at the end but is comes before the subject in a question: Who/Whom is she allied with ?
- CB
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Both are correct because of the preposition at the end but is comes before the subject in a question: Who/Whom is she allied with?
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