Hi guys, In the following sentences below, I can't understand the part underlined well. Past tense seems strange to me. Shouldn't it be "will keep" in the future tense? I hope to hear your opinions. Any idea will be

Could someone take a look at this for me please? 1 It was dark outside and once we turned the street corner it had gotten light /lit. 2 How could you know what I said better than I? 3 No one can know that I'm home except for my neighbors.( 2

Clive, do you use "a proiri" yourself? I have never, ever used this, and I'm pretty sure that if I did, the well-educated people with whom I work would make fun of me for weeks.

don't make your sentences too long unnecessarily. always keep in mind what the subject of your sentence is, and see if there's concord. use (sub)ordinating conjunctions the way they ought to be used. don't overstretch yourself in your

Hello My name is miss lilian.i saw your profile today and became intrested in you,i will also like to know more about you,and i want you to send a mail to my email address so that i can give you my picture for you to know whom l am.Here is my

Are we ready ...? Some of us are; some of us aren't. I could easiily do without whom, shall, may, lest, acclivity, forenoon, countenance , and many others. But some people like them. CJ

Other than Brian, WHOM I will contact today, am I missing anyone? Simply put the sentence in regular order: X I will contact today = I will contact X today. As you see, X is the object of the verb. So you use the object form of "whom."

Other than Brian, whom/who I will contact today, am I missing anyone?

Hi, Indeed, there are a few people on the Forum whom I would like literally to toast. But not you, gentle reader. Clive

"He was the most eloquent speaker that I ever heard" would actually be better as "He was the most eloquent speaker whom I had ever heard." "That" is used with objects, who or whom is used when referring to people.