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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
with which vs. with whom/who
Can you please help complete this sentence?
'we are so grateful to have friends like you -------- to celebrate.'
is it - 'we are so grateful to have friends like you with whom to celebrate.'
is it - 'we are so grateful to have friends like you with who to celebrate.'
is it - 'we are so grateful to have friends like you with which to celebrate.'
'we are so grateful to have friends like you -------- to celebrate.'
is it - 'we are so grateful to have friends like you with whom to celebrate.'
is it - 'we are so grateful to have friends like you with who to celebrate.'
is it - 'we are so grateful to have friends like you with which to celebrate.'
Top answer
Technically, with whom is the correct one. friends like you to celebrate with".
- Technically, with whom is the correct one.
- friends like you to celebrate with".
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Technically, with whom is the correct one. More practically would be "...friends like you to celebrate with".
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