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Future332 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
with whom vs. who .....with
Which of the following are correct?
I met a man with whom I used to work. OR
I met a man who I used to work with.
Thanks.
I met a man with whom I used to work. OR
I met a man who I used to work with.
Thanks.
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The first one is formally correct but would not be used in everyday English. The second one (or the reduced form "I met a man I used to work with") would be normal in everyday English.
- The first one is formally correct but would not be used in everyday English.
- The second one (or the reduced form "I met a man I used to work with") would be normal in everyday English.
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The first one is formally correct but would not be used in everyday English. The second one (or the reduced form "I met a man I used to work with") would be normal in everyday English.
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