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[GuidoHunter]

Fail at life? Maybe not. Fail at communication? Definitely. Your post is actually indecipherable.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[Hwscottsmcgram]

I have always had perfect grammer so I think that I shouldn't be here. Good bye.

[ffrrocksya]

wait.. who's giving me grammer lessons?

[stretchypanda]

Originally Posted by Hwscottsmcgram

I have always had perfect grammer so I think that I shouldn't be here. Good bye.

I see.

[TheRapingDragon]

Originally Posted by stretchypanda

I see.

That is a spelling error, not a grammatical error. So he is still within his rights to say "I have perfect grammar, but horrible spelling".

[Pichu_XP]

I have a question concerning the use of whom. When would it be correct to use "whom" rather than the more commonly used "who"?

[Darkstalker_X]

Well, I'd say that even if we got taught this through life, some, and if not almost all need it nowadays, in fact, a grammar thread for every forum. would be a fun to follow law... But we would all end as grammar nazis.

Anyways, quite helpful :P.

[TheRapingDragon]

Originally Posted by Pichu_XP

I have a question concerning the use of whom. When would it be correct to use "whom" rather than the more commonly used "who"?

I tend to only use it when wanting to sound more professional and / or polite, but nearly always use who.

Pretty sure Squeek or Guido can explain the explicit usage.

[jchinzilla]

"whom" is the objective case of "who"

for example, "to whom am i speaking?"


*nick burns voice*
OH AND....YOU'RE WELCOME

[stretchypanda]

Originally Posted by TheRapingDragon

That is a spelling error, not a grammatical error. So he is still within his rights to say "I have perfect grammar, but horrible spelling".

Oh, I know. The fact remains that he still took the time to type a response indicating that he had no need for grammar help and misspelled the word that was the major point of his statement even though the correct spelling is found everywhere in this thread, including the title.

[UberMario]

Who, he, she.
Whom, him, her.

He is bad.
Who is bad?

It was him!
It was whom?

[Hwscottsmcgram]

I suck at speling because I don't take time to read over my posts. I just type looking at my hands.

[GuidoHunter]

Originally Posted by TheRapingDragon

I tend to only use it when wanting to sound more professional and / or polite, but nearly always use who.

Pretty sure Squeek or Guido can explain the explicit usage.

Pretty sure Guido answered it in the OP.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[jchinzilla]

^ i wish i had cool powers like banning

[GuidoHunter]

You kind of do.

Press the report button and people like that get banned!

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[AriesMalvis]

eh both my younger sister and i used to get points off on our school work cuz we have british spelling...and were in the us. sucks

[TheRapingDragon]

Originally Posted by GuidoHunter

Pretty sure Guido answered it in the OP.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

Pretty sure I've never read the OP. Far too long, and I have a good enough grasp of grammar and spelling.

Also, Aries: Yes, that's why if you do something you make sure to specify that you are only acting as a British person would, you are in character. That usually works haha.

[GuidoHunter]

I'm just sayin', don't refer him to me; refer him to the OP.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[jchinzilla]

Originally Posted by GuidoHunter

You kind of do.

Press the report button and people like that get banned!

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

wow you learn something new everyday! thanks guido

[AriesMalvis]

well im part english...most ppl kno that
and my english teachers should esp kno this since whenever i get nervous i speak with an accent