Hello native English speakers. Could you help me to work out my queries about the relative pronoun "who(m)" ? 1a. He was not who he seemed to be. 1b. He was not the man that he seemed to be. 1c. He was not that he seemed to be. 1d. He was not he seemed to be. Query: Which is/are grammatically correct? 2a . Whom the gods love die young. 2b. Those who the gods love die young. 2c. Those whom the gods love die young. 2d. Those who the gods love die when they are young. 2e. Those who the gods love die when young. 2f. Those whom, when being young, the gods love die. 2g. Those who, when young, the gods love die. Query: Which is/are grammatically correct?

How would you call this dark-red wallet in your native language? Here in Brazil it is used by some restaurants to keep the check closed until the client receive it. We can either put some cash in it or just check the bill and then ask for the credit card machine.

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English students, try this! Topic: Phrasal Verbs

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