Please, does anybody know where is the mistake on the sentences below?
I could not find it...
Thank you!
1. For who did you send this mail?
2. If I was your sister, I'd break up with Matheus as soon as possible.
Sentence Mistake
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Sentence Mistake
by Naty » Wed Jul 21, 2010 6:25 pm
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Re: Sentence Mistake
by TutorT » Fri Jul 23, 2010 1:03 am
Hey
I'm not a teacher so maybe someone could confirm this answer, or you could research who/whom as well as the 2nd conditional and see if I'm right ;)
1. For whom did you send this mail?
2. If I were your sister, I'd break up with Matheus as soon as possible.
take care
Grainger
I'm not a teacher so maybe someone could confirm this answer, or you could research who/whom as well as the 2nd conditional and see if I'm right ;)
1. For whom did you send this mail?
2. If I were your sister, I'd break up with Matheus as soon as possible.
take care
Grainger
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Re: Sentence Mistake
by karimbeshara » Tue Aug 03, 2010 1:28 am
That's right, and these are the right sentences
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Re: Sentence Mistake
by wesofix » Wed Sep 22, 2010 4:37 pm
For whom - 'for' is a preposition.
Compare 'To whom it may concern'; 'With whom were you dancing last night?'; 'From whom did you receive this information?'
Compare 'To whom it may concern'; 'With whom were you dancing last night?'; 'From whom did you receive this information?'
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