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    Default Who - prepositions

    Hello,

    Could you please check whether the questions are correct or not.

    1)I dont know whom you are talking to. (It is correct)

    2)I dont know to whom you are talking. (It is correct)

    3)I dont know who you are talking to. (It is correct)

    4)I dont know to who you are talking. (Is it correct?)

    I know that we can't use the prepositions behind 'who' with 'relative clause'.

    For example, I know the girl to who you are talking. (It is not correct)
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    Default Re: Who - prepositions

    #4 is incorrect

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    Default Who - prepositions

    Thank you. But

    I dont want to talk about who I am.

    It is correct, isn't it?

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    Default Re: Who - prepositions

    Yes, this is typical usage.
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