By Modals, Whom

Hello Winders, welcome to English Forums! Only the second version is correct: 1. And who might that be? "Who might that be?" is a modal version of: 2. Who is that? (You would never say "Whom is that?") MrP

You can use it as if it were a modal verb. I dare not open the door. I do not dare to open the door. I did not dare to open the door. would you dare open the door? "I dare you, throw it" (Ventura). It means you encourage them to throw the dart. this is how I see it. Inchoate PS: To...

Hanuman_2000 wrote: Hello Mr.C.J Sir, I am a very big fan of you. Your way of explaining is superb. I have got a lot from you and others on this forum. There is a story in India. There was a boy who wanted to learn something from a famous guru, but that guru refused to teach him. That...

Hello Mr.C.J Sir, I am a very big fan of you. Your way of explaining is superb. I have got a lot from you and others on this forum. There is a story in India. There was a boy who wanted to learn something from a famous guru, but that guru refused to teach him. That guru taught only those who...

Dear teachers,Here's an exercise that I wish to be corrected, please.Fill in the blanks with the right tense and form. It was high time. Snow (1) (fall) had FALLEN in the morning, but now the sky was clear and Ashenden, with a glance at the frosty stars, stepped out quickly. He feared that...

Thank you again paco for your answer but now I'm all confused. Whom I should believe? Paco or JTT? Could you paco, or JTT or anyone else from EnglishForum help me, please? My problem is only with passive. Eladio