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Maj Posted 22 years ago
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Who do you live with? is is the same as with who do you live? Which is the most frequently used?
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First of all, it should be 'whom do you live with', or 'with whom do you live'. I'd say the first one is by far the most frequently used of the two.
- First of all, it should be 'whom do you live with', or 'with whom do you live'.
- I'd say the first one is by far the most frequently used of the two.
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First of all, it should be 'whom do you live with', or 'with whom do you live'. 
I'd say the first one is by far the mos
I'd say the first one is by far the mos
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With whom do you live? is the correct one as you should not put a preposition (with in this case) at the end of a sentence. However, this rule is broken all the time, so you will hear the other one more frequently.
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In American English, ' who ' instead of ' whom ' do you live with is considered correct
. ' Whom ' is going to phase out over time. F
. ' Whom ' is going to phase out over time. F00
In spoken English in the UK people also say: "Who do you live with" ..
Whom is going to die out here soon, I agree,
and that ridiculous "rule" about not ending with a preposition is a rule you'd be better off never even learning - it jsut give you another thing to stress over.
Whom is going to die out here soon, I agree,
and that ridiculous "rule" about not ending with a preposition is a rule you'd be better off never even learning - it jsut give you another thing to stress over.
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