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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
With whome i am speaking or Whome I am speaking with
Plz, advice correct form
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Either is fine, but the word order needs to be changed: With whom am I speaking. Whom am I speaking with.
- Either is fine, but the word order needs to be changed: With whom am I speaking.
- Whom am I speaking with.
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Either is fine, but the word order needs to be changed:
With whom am I speaking.
Whom am I speaking with.
With whom am I speaking.
Whom am I speaking with.
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Hi,
Beginning with either 'with' or 'whom' seems acceptable to me. I wouldn't say there is a clear rule that you have to begin with 'whom'. In fact, the kind of person who is careful to say 'whom' would probably also prefer not to end a sentence with a preposition.
In everyday English, two thoughts:
Most people, regardless of educational level, would say 'who', not 'wh
Beginning with either 'with' or 'whom' seems acceptable to me. I wouldn't say there is a clear rule that you have to begin with 'whom'. In fact, the kind of person who is careful to say 'whom' would probably also prefer not to end a sentence with a preposition.
In everyday English, two thoughts:
Most people, regardless of educational level, would say 'who', not 'wh
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