Part 30 (1/2)

1 _Who whom_ do you wish to see?

2 You will please write out the name of _whoever whomever_ you want

3 I sahom_ was there

4 _Who whom_ was it you saw?

5 _Who whom_ did you see?

6 John did not knoho_ to ask

7 Why did he not ask _whomever whoever_ was there?

8 _Who whom_ can tell the difference?

9 Give it to _whoever whomever_ you please

10 None of those as_ wanted _ere_ there

11 The one of those as_ wanted was not there

12 He is one of those felloho _are is_ always joking

13 _Whom as called ”The Rail Splitter?”

14 Do you not knoho_ it was?

15 That is one of the birds that _is are_ very rare

16 One of the books which _ere_ brought was one hundred years old

17 I a those _ere was_ there

18 Only one of the men as_ on board survived

19 Everyone else ere_ there _ere_ lost

20 I auilty

21 He was chosen one of the four speakers ere_ to speak on Commencement Day

22 It was one of the books which _as_ being sought by the librarian

23 Give it to one of the men _hoive it?

25 It was for _whomever whoever_ was present

26 Ask _whomever whoever_ is nearest the door

80 CONJUNCTIVE OR RELATIVE ADVERBS It is better to use a _WHEN_ CLAUSE only in the subordinate part of the sentence, to state the ti:

Bad: He was turning the corner, when suddenly he saw a car approaching

Good: When he was turning the corner, he suddenly saw a car approaching

Bad: When the news of the fire ca

Good: The news of the fire ca

81 Do not use a _WHEN_ or a _WHERE_ CLAUSE in defining a subject or in place of a predicate noun

Bad: Commencement is when one formally completes his school course

Good: Commencement is the formal completion of one's school course

Bad: Astronomy is where one studies about the stars