ENDED (Winner: Aaron Rennie) *GIVEAWAY #2* 1Kg of Hops! Draw 15th June
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Am I too late. Can i be in the draw. Please?
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Banbeer
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No worries Ben, thanks for doing this.I will be doing the draw this evening! Sorry for the delay guys
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An Ankoù
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Who won?
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Congratulations to @Who
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Shouldn't it be whom won?
An Ankoù
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Don't think so. "It was won by whom?" would work.
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Whom is an object pronoun, whereas who is a subject pronoun.
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Hopefully that whom/who is me me me
An Ankoù
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Indeed. Who in "who won?" is the subject pronoun ie "who" is the doer of the verb, which is win.
Where does Dr Who fit in?
“He” and “Who” are subject pronouns
“Him” and “Whom” are object pronouns
He won = Who won
Won by him = won by whom
Now, gentlemen, you’ll find the snug down the corridor and just over the bridge of doom.
“Him” and “Whom” are object pronouns
He won = Who won
Won by him = won by whom
Now, gentlemen, you’ll find the snug down the corridor and just over the bridge of doom.
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