'We await we know not who' Sorry my English is not that good, so I feel hard to explain. I think it should be in the form of "We await + noun form of someone" "we know not who" is not in that form.

Hi, When to use faithfully and sincerely? And to whom? In my experience, Yours faithfully is seldom used today. I never use it. Sometimes you know the name of the person you are writing to, and sometimes you don't. If you

Many thanks Goodman,to tell you the truth,I read your explanation but it was vague;this is why I wanted a further one and I just wanted to say that your explanation was different from those whom I asked for help,so I was confused.I didn't

THAT or WHOM can be dropped when the modified noun is the object of the modifying clause. Example: The movie THAT we watched last friday was scary The movie we watched last friday was scary Here the modifying clause is WE WATCHED LAST FRIDAY.

Thank you very much! Answer one more question, please. Can I rephrase the sentences like this? Are the sentences after the equal signs grammatical correct? Perhaps they are very awkward but grammatically correct, aren't they? It was I that

Is this correct? It was I that (who) met his sisters in the park yesterday. = That (who) met his sisters in the park yesterday was I. It was his sisters that (whom) I met in the park yesterday . = That (whom) I met in the park yesterday was his

Are these correct ? I have many friends, most of whom are blond. I have many friends, who are mostly blond. I have many friends, most of them are blond. I have many friends, most are blond. And can I remove the 'comma' in

Since "AM" doesn't take an object (INtransitive Verb) "WHO" is correct. Written declaratively, the sentence is I AM WHO, though unless you're the progenitor of the the band WHO you'd never use the construction. And,

1) Whom should I report to? 2) Who should I report to? Which one is correct and why? /Sameer

Hey, I've got a question, There's a very famous song of Sting- Shape of my heart "He deals the cards as a meditation and those he plays never suspect"... I like this song very much- but I cannot understand the meaning of tese