[Yamcybab]

Which one is correct, “whom you want to meet” or “whom do you want to meet”?

[Fatima Ibrahim Kani]

whom do u want to meet😁

[OzoIgboNdu1 of Igbo Defender]

@fertymerzara is correct on that

[Fatima Ibrahim Kani]

@ozoigboNdu1 thank u sir I do appreciate

[Potal]

Whom do you want to meet is the correct one.

[Omaonu]

@yamcy thanks for bringing up this question

[Omaonu]

@fertymerzara thanks for providing an answer

[Omaonu]

We are learning at least. Learning is a never-ending process

[Omaonu]

English is so dynamic that one needs to update and upgrade with time as some of the words could be obsolete with time and new words emerge.

[Yamcybab]

Thank you all

[Omaonu]

@yamcy you are welcome

[Anonymous]

Advice – Advise. What is the difference?

[Anonymous]

Affect – Effect (difference)

[Anonymous]

Alright – All right

[Yamcybab]

The main difference between advice vs advise is that “advise” (with an S) is a verb, which means to suggest something to someone. On the other hand, “advice” (with a C) is a noun: a particular suggestion offered, i.e., a piece of advice.

[Anonymous]

Desert – Dessert

[Anonymous]

Desert – Dessert what’s the difference

[Anonymous]

Forth – Fourth

[Anonymous]

Loose – Lose

[Anonymous]

Peace – Piece

[Anonymous]

Personal – Personnel

[Anonymous]

Plain – Plane

[Anonymous]

Poor – Pore – Pour

[Anonymous]

Than – Then (differences)

[Anonymous]

Who – whom

[Omaonu]

@adamsg55 it is one question at a time.

[Anonymous]

Write – right

[Omaonu]

@adamsg55 you ask a question you wait for a reply before asking another one that is what the management said

[OzoIgboNdu1 of Igbo Defender]

This topic is hereby closed because there wasn’t an adequate waiting period for answers to questions previously asked before more questions were asked.

When such happens it leads to topics with too many questions and too little answers and doesn’t provide value for other participants in the community.

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