#WHOM

WHOM WITH WHOM FOR WHOM AT WHOM TO WHOM FROM WHOM TOWARDS WHOM AGAINST WHOM Lesson-647 Rajula English LessonsLesson 97 During &While
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Lesson-98 CAN
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LESSON-99 COULD
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Lesson -100 WILL Future simple tense
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• #DuringWhile || How t...
LESSON 101 GOING TO
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LESSON-102 WILL vs. GOING TO
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Lesson-103 Difference between say &tell
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LESSON-104 'THE with absstract nouns.
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Lesson- 105
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LESSON-106 SHORT ANSWERS IN ENGLISH
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lesson 107 short questions
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Lesson 108 BY IDIOMS
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LESSON 109 VOCABULARY FOR EVERYDAY USE
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LESSON-142
HAVE HAD, HAS HAD, HAD HAD
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lesson 149 verb basics
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[@lenincl4409]

Excellent topic

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

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[@VineethaKrishnamohan]

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[@MyPurushu]

Very good class

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

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[@sheebajaison1489]

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[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

😊Thank you

[@daisydavid8133]

Good morning mam ❤. Excellent class. Thank you mam

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

You are most welcome🙏🙏

[@ambikaradhakrishnan3712]

The topic was tough. However, i managed by your lucid explanation. Thank you maam.

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

Glad to hear that. Thank you so much.🙏🙏

[@vinayakchoudhary1106]

Thanks

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

Welcome🙏🙏

[@sheebajaison1489]

Useful ടീച്ചർ 👌🖤🖤👌🖤👌🖤👌

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

Thank you😊

[@sheebajaison1489]

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[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

Thank you😊

[@saithalavi6458]

Ma'am , Whom you had scolded
എന്നതിന് പകരം
Whom you scolded എന്ന് പറഞ്ഞാൽ അതിൻ്റെ അർഥവ്യത്യാസം എന്താണ്?

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

......had scolded....(vazhakku paranjittundayirunnu.)
........scolded...(vazhakku paranju)

[@sumamcelex3121]

Excellent. But, let me ask one thing Mam. You didn't say anything regarding ' using the preposition last'. Can we say whom are you talking about? And can we use Who instead of whom there? If you have time , please reply.❤

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

It is not a mistake to end a sentence with a preposition.It's fine for informal communication like chatting with friends, but it is better to avoid ending a sentence with a preposition in formal situations like business letters.
Instead of "Whom' , "Who " is commonly used in everyday conversations and is generally acceptable in informal and casual situations.
"Whom "is more commonly used in formal situations, or when you want to adhere to strict grammatical rules.
Thank you.

[@sumamcelex3121]

@@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS Thank you mam for your reply. 🤍🤍

[@shyni1864]

Whom did you teach yesterday?
Whom do you want to accompany you?
I met the person whom you mentioned in the speech
The man whom I gave the money is a cheater
With whom are you going to conduct the programme?
With whom are you sharing your birthday?
With whom are you going to play the final chess match?
The girl with whom you argued is my cousin
The man with whom you travelled is my teacher
For whom I live?
The person for whom I 've been waiting for years won't come
About whom are you dreaming?
I'm dreaming about my girlfriend
The girl about whom I am dreaming is Aleena
In whom do you have the expectation?
The boy in whom you have expectation is not studying well
Please remember against whom you are complaining
She is your mother against whom you are complaining
From whom did you receive this gift?
The woman from whom you received this gift is my sister
To whom I disclose this secret?
The girl to whom you shared your secrets is my cousin
At whom are you shouting?
The boy at whom you are shouting is my friend
Towards whom the boy is throwing stones?
The man towards whom the boy is throwing stones is a beggar, parents should teach their children not to harm anyone
Thank you teacher ❤

[@RAJULAENGLISHLESSONS]

Excellent!You have done an outstanding job!🏅🏆

[@shyni1864]

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