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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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With Whom

Which is correct: 1. "He had a close group of friends with whom he associated with after school." Or:

2. "He had a close group of friends with whom he associated after school."

I believe that number two is correct, for, in number 1, the "with" placed after "associated" is redundant. If the sentence read thus: "He had a close group of friends who he associated with after school." The "with" is obviously necessary.

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Anonymous Which is correct: 1. " Or: 2. " I believe that number two is correct, for, in number 1, the "with" placed after "associated" is redundant.

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  • Anonymous Which is correct: 1.
  • " Or: 2.
  • " I believe that number two is correct, for, in number 1, the "with" placed after "associated" is redundant.
  • " The "with" is obviously necessary.
  • Thanks!
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AnonymousWhich is correct: 1. "He had a close group of friends with whom he associated with after school." Or:
2. "He had a close group of friends with whom he associated after school."

I believe that number two is correct, for, in number 1, the "with" placed after "associated" is redundant. If the sentence read thus: "He had a close
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