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Hello---- has taken the TOEFL exam knows how difficult it is. Whomever Whoever I think Whoever is fine here, but what makes Whomever wrong?
Could you tell me what you think of these sentences? - He's going to leave because she left. - You're not not going eat so you can feed your dog.
Can all verbs be used as stative verbs, for example : 1. Why do you ask? 2. Why do you laugh at my remarks ? 3. Why do you say that I am not old enough yet.
Hasibul Alamif it would cold if it were cold. We don't use "will" or "would" in an if-clause.There are very few exceptions to this rule.
I was always taught that in front of vowels and an H, one always uses an and not a. Please let me know what the correct usage would be.
What are the correct sentences below and why. She being tired, I didn't visit her.; Her being tired, I didn't visit her.
RaenDoes this sentence hold? "The majority of the minority groups is Korean in the city where I live." I would use one of these: The majority of the minority groups are Korean in the city where I live.
I realize now that this is ambiguous: I should have said 'it occurs to me that ‘fronting’ of the noun is common (e.g. in early English alliterative poetry) in Germanic languages'. (Even then, it doesn't say much.) So we would have to go a long way back to find evidence of ellipses.