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27 Mar 2019, 09:41
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The girl I spoke to is very pretty
This was marked wrong, with explanation that "whom" is needed to create a Noun modifier
But another question had: The security person WHOM we met was nice = The security person we met was nice
So my question is: which one is correct? Am I missing something?
This was marked wrong, with explanation that "whom" is needed to create a Noun modifier
But another question had: The security person WHOM we met was nice = The security person we met was nice
So my question is: which one is correct? Am I missing something?
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28 Mar 2019, 06:35
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Hi dadihung, where exactly is it marked wrong?
This sentence would be actually incorrect on GMAT, though not as much for missing the whom as for the fact that in GMAT, clauses don't end in a preposition (here, the clause is ending in preposition to).
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