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tinser Sep 23, 2004

oh,i love this news story! okay, okay, my turn! Who and Whom, What is the Difference? You use who when it is referring to the person doing the verb, and whom when it is the person recieving...

hunkpapap hunkpapapOG 2003

seriously, i appreciate the help, but with all the words you routinely get wrong on here, i mean come on...

tinser tinserOG 2002

hey! i don't usually make gramatical errors. NEVER would i confuse the "the(i)(y)r(e)"s, unless i was completely exausted

contractions....i wont give myself as much credit for

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