0 Hello Teachers, 02br 02br 001.I will give the pen back to Renu or Reshama,------------- it belogs to.(whomever/whoever?) 02br 02br 002.Learn ---------- poem you find more interesting.(whichever). 02br 02br 003.I will come -------------I can and I will bring ----------- you like with me.(whenever,whatever) 02br 02br 004.-------- hard I worked, she was not satisfied.(however). 02br 02br 005.We are warmly welcomed -------- we went.(whenever). 02br 02br 006.Take this bag,basket or ----------- it is and hang it up ------------ you find room for it. 02br 02br 00(whatever,whenver). 02br 02br 00My choices are in the bracket. 02br 02br 00Are they correct? 02br 02br 00Some senetnces are awkward, so far I feel. 02br 00Could you please correct it? 02br 02br 00Thanks. 0-
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0 Hello Teachers, 02br 02br 001. (whomever/whoever) 02br 02br 00'whoever' would be the more natural choice for speaking. " 02br 02br 00I will give the pen back to whoever it belongs to, [either] Renu or Reshama.
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0 Hello Teachers, 02br 02br 001. I will give the pen back to Renu or Reshama; ------------- it beloNgs to.(whomever/whoever) 02br 02br 00'whoever' would be the more natural choice for speaking. "{whom} now sounds pretentious in most spoken contexts." 02br 02br 00I will give the pen back to whoever it belongs to, [either] Renu or Resh