For the love of God again. For the love of whom????? :0corn
dawgball Registered User Forum Member Feb 12, 2000 10,652 39 48 50 Dec 13, 2008 #21 kosar said: For the love of God again. Click to expand... For the love of whom????? :0corn
Terryray Say Parlay Forum Member Dec 6, 2001 9,640 1,699 113 Kansas City area for who knows how long.... Dec 13, 2008 #22 dawgball said: whom????? :0corn Click to expand... Administrator, I believe, does appreciate poster who knows the difference between nominative and objective interrogative pronouns.
dawgball said: whom????? :0corn Click to expand... Administrator, I believe, does appreciate poster who knows the difference between nominative and objective interrogative pronouns.
MadJack Administrator Staff member Forum Admin Super Moderators Channel Owner Jul 13, 1999 105,349 1,680 113 70 home Dec 13, 2008 #23 Terryray said: Administrator, I believe, does appreciate poster who knows the difference between nominative and objective interrogative pronouns. Click to expand... i almost questioned him about that rule. what is the rule for who/whom? me and dawg also had a discussion about affect and effect one time too :mj07: what drug you taking, tr, i might want some. :shrug:
Terryray said: Administrator, I believe, does appreciate poster who knows the difference between nominative and objective interrogative pronouns. Click to expand... i almost questioned him about that rule. what is the rule for who/whom? me and dawg also had a discussion about affect and effect one time too :mj07: what drug you taking, tr, i might want some. :shrug:
MadJack Administrator Staff member Forum Admin Super Moderators Channel Owner Jul 13, 1999 105,349 1,680 113 70 home Dec 13, 2008 #24 the word 'whom' is also on my pet peeve list, btw. :SIB
Terryray Say Parlay Forum Member Dec 6, 2001 9,640 1,699 113 Kansas City area for who knows how long.... Dec 13, 2008 #25 MadJack said: the word 'whom' is also on my pet peeve list, btw. :SIB Click to expand... yes, I do recall! not sure all the proper rules, but "Whom" is the proper use in the objective case....Languages evolve, and fewer using proper form anymore--so new proper usage, one can argue, is that there no longer is a "proper usage" of who/whom. we can all hop to that Last edited: Dec 13, 2008
MadJack said: the word 'whom' is also on my pet peeve list, btw. :SIB Click to expand... yes, I do recall! not sure all the proper rules, but "Whom" is the proper use in the objective case....Languages evolve, and fewer using proper form anymore--so new proper usage, one can argue, is that there no longer is a "proper usage" of who/whom. we can all hop to that
dawgball Registered User Forum Member Feb 12, 2000 10,652 39 48 50 Dec 13, 2008 #26 :142smilie I edited to add the "m"! :142smilie