Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
WHOM vs WHO/ FROM vs OUT OF/ LAST vs GO ON
WHICH WOULD IT BE?
1 I have an appointment, but I don't know with whom/who?
FROM or OUT OF
2 Where do the trains from/out of this train station go?
3 The fact that you might not be able to cope with the pressure isn't what scares/the thing that
scares me the most.
4 The toilet flush lasts longer than a commercial/goes on (for) longer than a commercial.
thank you
1 I have an appointment, but I don't know with whom/who?
FROM or OUT OF
2 Where do the trains from/out of this train station go?
3 The fact that you might not be able to cope with the pressure isn't what scares/the thing that
scares me the most.
4 The toilet flush lasts longer than a commercial/goes on (for) longer than a commercial.
thank you
Top answer
1 . whom - object of preposition 2. either 3.
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1. whom - object of preposition
2. either
3. either, I prefer what
4. the former add "one" at end
2. either
3. either, I prefer what
4. the former add "one" at end
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