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    All About English Grammar & Vocabulary

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      jesschan
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      Thanks to all.

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        SoWoW
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        Help needed. When to use "Who" and "Whom"…thanks

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          The Alternative Story
          last edited by

          SoWoW:
          Help needed. When to use \"Who\" and \"Whom\"...thanks

          Hi SoWow,

          An easy way to remember is this:

          - Who: used as the subject of a sentence

          subject: the person doing the action. Eg: She (subject) is
          hitting him

          - Whom: used as the object of a sentence

          object: the person receiving the action. Eg: She is
          hitting him (object)

          Examples of 'whom' and 'who':

          QN 1) Whom are you going to vote for?

          Ans: I am going to vote for Mary(object).

          In the question, you were asking about the object, hence
          'whom' should be used.

          QN 2) Who is the class monitor?

          Ans: Michael (subject) is the class monitor.

          In the question, you were asking about the subject, hence
          'who' should be used.

          'Whom' and 'who' are also used to connect 2 sentences
          together. So when should 'who' be used and when should
          'whom' be used?

          An easy way to remember is this:

          - Whom: it appears after the object. (and it is usually
          sandwiched between 2 different people)

          - Who: it appears after the subject. (it is usually
          followed by a verb)

          Eg:

          1) This is the girl (object) whom I saw just now.

          2) This is the girl (subject) who fell down just now.

          TAS

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            SoWoW
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            wow, TAS.


            Thanks alot.

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              The Alternative Story
              last edited by

              No problem SoWoW 😉

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                aslim
                last edited by

                Just saw my son’s homework:


                ________ eaten a plate of noodles before he left for school in the morning.

                1. He’s
                2. He’d
                3. He’ll

                Surprised the answer is 1 instead of 2 ? Thought is past… Could help to explain?

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                  ksme
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                  janet_lee88:
                  meimeitan:

                  Hi TAS


                  Could u help out the following T & S?

                  The girls refused to talk to each other. They should work out their differences.

                  Instead of ____________________________________________.

                  Thanks. 😉

                  Can I try ?
                  Instead of refusing to talk to each other, the girls should work out their differences.

                  Can the answer be:
                  Instead of working out their differences, the girls refused to talk to each other?

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                    KRR
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                    Can you please help me in solving this doubt.


                    Thirty other passengers were injured. Of these, twenty were ____________ in hospital with serious injuries. The rest were treated as outpatients.

                    Why is the answer "warded" and not "admitted"

                    Thanks in advance.

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                      starlight1968sg
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                      KRR:
                      Can you please help me in solving this doubt.


                      Thirty other passengers were injured. Of these, twenty were ____________ in hospital with serious injuries. The rest were treated as outpatients.

                      Why is the answer \"warded\" and not \"admitted\"

                      Thanks in advance.
                      warded in,
                      admitted to
                      ??? :roll:

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                        KRR
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                        starlight1968sg:
                        KRR:

                        Can you please help me in solving this doubt.


                        Thirty other passengers were injured. Of these, twenty were ____________ in hospital with serious injuries. The rest were treated as outpatients.

                        Why is the answer \"warded\" and not \"admitted\"

                        Thanks in advance.

                        warded in,
                        admitted to
                        ??? :roll:

                        Thank u very much for a quick reply.

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