Answer:
In my opinion you can use either in a sentence.
Explanation:
I would use whom because it is more formal.
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Explanation:
The answer is really difficult, not because it is, but because the intent of the paragraph is not among your choices.
C is not true. She is not concerned about her father, even though she likely doesn't appreciate his style in this case. What she is concerned about is her lover. What should she do. Should she kill him because he she can't have him who should get him if not her?
I suppose A is your answer, but that is not exactly the problem. Should anyone get him if not her? That's her problem.
Her problem was not his affection. Her problem was what to do. Choose A.
From the given question above, the answer should be letter C. The team has not received the uniforms that they will need to play in the game. The verb "has not received" is a past participle and the verb, "will need" is in the future tense.
Extremely level especially to much so. For example, There are no hills; this terrain is flat as a pancake. this simile dates from the 1500s and has survived it's contemporary,flat as a flounder. it is sometimes used either disparagingly or ruefully,to describe a small breasted woman.