By Conditionals, Whom

Thank you. You wrote:If the preposition is in the middle of the sentence, 'whom' would be necessary. To me using the word "seem" in a "would" clause seems very peculiar. Omiting the word "would" from the "would" clause also seems peculiar.To me,...

Hi,If you have an if-clause like the one below, does it have to be unreal and not real or some-extent doubtful?I used/wrote this sentence to ask a question:If the preposition was in the middle of the sentence, 'whom' seemed to be needed. I used this sentence as sort of the reverse of the...

N5pn4cya wrote:Please help clarify. Also, which one(s) of the following is/are correct: 1- I wonder if he remembers me. vs. I wonder if he remember me. (Should here be a subjunctive?) I'd say no. The sentence isn't conditional. It basically means "I want to know whether or not he...

Hi, I've made some suggestions. This was interesting, but I'm not a lawyer. Best wishes, Clive ======================================================================================================================A contract may be defined as an agreement between two or more parties that is...

Hi Nona, Nona The Brit wrote:team for plural - you may not like it personally but it is accepted as grammatically correct.Accepted by whom? Can you provide a citation?A Google search returns: "team is" 12.4 million; "team are" 1.2 million; that's more than 10:1 in favour of the singular. Even...

1) if he claims to be politically indifferent , would he allow violent criminals into his home? is it grammatically incorrect? Yes grammatically correct but meaning is strange a bit.

hi doll! thanks for your help. these sentences are from a politics essay. from what i gather, your saying that 2) is grammatically correct. i was finding it confusing. i thought that if conditionals need to use the same tense. the first statment was edited (sorry). 1) if he claims (meaning that...

hi doll! thanks for your help. these sentences are from a politics essay. from what i gather, your saying that 2) is grammatically correct. i was finding it confusing. i thought that if conditionals need to use the same tense. the first statment was edited (sorry). 1) if he claims (meaning that...

First of all I want to ask whether you made up this sentences or not.Anyway, 1) If he claims to be indifferent, would he allow criminals into his home? I really didn't understand this sentence.But it is obvious tht second part is hypothetical, supposition ,too.I think it would be better if...

hi there! i'm not sure of the following: 1) If he claims to be indifferent, would he allow criminals into his home? 2) If you call a liberal a republican, would you call an american a canadian? 3) The...