I think 1 & 2 are correct.![]()
Which of these is correct:
1-Beside me stood John Thompson.
2-Beside me stood John Thomson whom I had known and respected for a very long time.
3-Beisde me was standing John Thompson.
I think 1 & 2 are correct.![]()
Red5
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They all look good to me.
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I'd put a comma in number 2 before 'whom' as it's a non-restrictive or non-defining clause.![]()
Good point!Originally Posted by tdol