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[david11]

Hello teachers,


Is this sentence correct?

Whom should I marry among you three?

or

Among you three whom should I marry?

[billmcd]

Hello teachers,


Is this sentence correct?

Whom should I marry among you three?

or

Among you three whom should I marry?

Either.

[david11]

Either.

Do you mean both are correct? sir.

[5jj]

If I were ever in that unlikely situation, I should say, "Which of you three should I marry?'

[david11]

If I were ever in that unlikely situation, I should say, "Which of you three should I marry?'

So, is it wrong or unnatural? sir.

Let me give you few more examples.

1)Whose book among you three should I carry?

2)Whose car among you three Should I repair?

3)Whose pen among you three did I borrow?


Thank you.

[Rover_KE]

When Bill said either, he meant that both are correct.

Your additional examples are all wrong.

Rover

[emsr2d2]

So, is it wrong or unnatural? sir.

Let me give you few more examples.

1)Whose book among you three should I carry?

2)Whose car among you three Should I repair?

3)Whose pen among you three did I borrow?


Thank you.

By saying "you three" you suggest that you are speaking directly to the three involved. Are you in the habit of talking to books, cars or pens?

[5jj]

They are all unnatural.

I's simply say:
Whose book should I carry?
Whose car should I repair?
Whose pen did I borrow?

If I am addressing three people, there is no need to mention the fact.

[david11]

By saying "you three" you suggest that you are speaking directly to the three involved. Are you in the habit of talking to books, cars or pens?

Does it mean so? ma'am.

I am addressing three people and asking question.


For eg,

I am asked to repair a car. I go to the three people and ask whose car among you three should I repair?

[5jj]

No.