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29 nov 2017
- Chino simplificado
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Japonés
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Francés (Francia)
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Inglés (UK)
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Which sentence is correct?
Please forward the email to whomever you think relevant.
OR
Please forward the email to whomever you think is relevant.
Thank you in advance.
Which sentence is correct?
Please forward the email to whomever you think relevant.
OR
Please forward the email to whomever you think is relevant.
Thank you in advance.
Please forward the email to whomever you think relevant.
OR
Please forward the email to whomever you think is relevant.
Thank you in advance.
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- Inglés (UK)
It's very uncommon to use whomever you should just say who
- Chino simplificado
- Inglés (UK)
Use 'is'. The idea is more complete that way. (However, the first one isn't wrong, just more uncommon.)
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