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Wellwell2
20 oct 2019

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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre It was the guerrillas to whom they sold the weapons. y It was the guerrillas whom they sold the weapons. y It was the guerrillas to who they sold the weapons. ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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Bignelly199
20 oct 2019

  • Inglés (US)

I'd say "It was the guerillas who they sold weapons to".
Also you could simply say "They sold weapons to the guerillas".

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Wellwell2
20 oct 2019

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@Bignelly199 Thanks, do you think the other sentences are wrong or just have a different style?
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Bignelly199
20 oct 2019

  • Inglés (US)

@Wellwell2 I don't know if they're wrong. I just wouldn't say them. They might be grammatically correct, but that doesn't mean they're natural.

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Wellwell2
20 oct 2019

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@Bignelly199 yea, "whom" is rather old-fashioned, I know. But I have to know how to use it for my classes. However, thanks a lot.
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