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Tabaluga's 2.0

Tabaluga's 2.0

Good Morning @Meowmy @StuF @Bill16

Come on Down !

 

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Why did you argue ?
@TAB @SmilingGecko @GezzaP @Meowmy @Bunniekins

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with whom @PeppyPatti Icannot recall context

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It’ll happen @TAB I remember when you came online here and I didn’t think you would last because you were working ….
@SmilingGecko @GezzaP @GezzaP @Meowmy @Bunniekins @StuF @MissGremlin @The-red-centaur

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Whom" is used as the object of a verb or preposition (like "him," "her"), while "who" is the subject (like "he," "she"); the easiest trick is to see if "he/she" fits (use "who") or if "him/her" fits (use "whom"), especially after prepositions like "to whom" or "with whom," though in casual speech, "who" is often used in place of "whom".
Key Rules
  • Who (Subject): Performs the action.
    • Example: Who threw the ball? (He threw the ball.)
  • Whom (Object): Receives the action or follows a preposition.
  • Example: To whom are you speaking? (You are speaking to him.)
The "He/Him" Test (The Simplest Method)
  1. Rewrite the sentence or question as a statement.
  2. Substitute "he/she" or "him/her" for the pronoun.
  3. Choose the pronoun that makes sense.
  • Question: Who/Whom did you see?
    • Test: I saw him. (Not "I saw he.")
    • Answer: Whom did you see? (You saw him.)
  • Question: Who/Whom is coming to dinner?
    • Test: She is coming to dinner. (Not "Her is coming to dinner.")
    • Answer: Who is coming to dinner? (She is coming.)
When to Use "Whom" (Common Scenarios)
  • After prepositions: To whom, with whom, for whom.
  • In formal writing where it's the object of a verb or preposition, even if "who" feels more natural in speech.
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"Whom" is used as the object of a verb or preposition (like "him," "her"), while "who" is the subject (like "he," "she"); the easiest trick is to see if "he/she" fits (use "who") or if "him/her" fits (use "whom"), especially after prepositions like "to whom" or "with whom," though in casual speech, "who" is often used in place of "whom".
Key Rules
Who (Subject): Performs the action.
Example: Who threw the ball? (He threw the ball.)
Whom (Object): Receives the action or follows a preposition.
Example: To whom are you speaking? (You are speaking to him.)
The "He/Him" Test (The Simplest Method)
Rewrite the sentence or question as a statement.
Substitute "he/she" or "him/her" for the pronoun.
Choose the pronoun that makes sense.
Question: Who/Whom did you see?
Test: I saw him. (Not "I saw he.")
Answer: Whom did you see? (You saw him.)
Question: Who/Whom is coming to dinner?
Test: She is coming to dinner. (Not "Her is coming to dinner.")
Answer: Who is coming to dinner? (She is coming.)
When to Use "Whom" (Common Scenarios)
After prepositions: To whom, with whom, for whom.
In formal writing where it's the object of a verb or preposition, even if "who" feels more natural in speec

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ha har was only ever casualplus notworkedlike last 5 years baha ha lol

@PeppyPatti

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I prefer home life over going out places @TAB I dont get out much anymore after my cars engine blew up. Its been this way for years. I just like my hobbies and doing my own thing these days. My hobbies give me lots of satisfaction. It makes up for not having a car.

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Brother you had argument @TAB

I was listening to Alice Cooper you sent @GezzaP

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https://youtu.be/RJQ_8G1Y4FE?si=nw-_dQUQVqreIJ5s

@PeppyPatti @GezzaP @Meowmy @Bunniekins eff Inearly lost it just pushed akey that deleted 100 wds ..and again .. guess m o ds spying again

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maybe get another car @SmilingGecko lol I destroyed last one through never gettin round to fix stuff

I bought this one on credit card ba haha lol

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