et cetera, et cetera 英文人行道
Notes of a word-watcher, Hanching Chung. A first port of call for English learning.
2019年6月18日 星期二
The case is getting stronger against “whom”
The Economist
Perhaps because swapping “who” and “whom” rarely causes confusion, the two words have been collapsing into just one combined form: “who”, which is used, just like “you”, as both subject and object
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