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Added: November 2005 |
Comments:
| Genius86 - 24th June 2006 12:53
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| I voted for the 1st answer which about35% of participants voted. I think it is more formal than the 2nd answer
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| nevar111 - 12th November 2006 00:55
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| Oops... Try the third: "for whom you've built the website."
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| penny58 - 27th March 2007 03:05
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| 'whom' is correct - (try saying you built it for him/them, which tells you it should be whom) - and it's bad form to end a sentence with a preposition (for), so number 3 is correct.
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| penny58 - 27th March 2007 03:06
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| Actually, the sentence would read better without the 'about'!
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| Matt Gaffney - 1st June 2007 18:15
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| The sentence is poorly written, but "whom . . . for" is the best of a poor selection..
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