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:*''Incorrect'': Whom are you going to the football game '''with'''?
 
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:*''Correct'': '''With whom''' are you going to the football game?
 
:*''Correct'': '''With whom''' are you going to the football game?
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Revision as of 12:55, April 27, 2012

Here is a growing list of the most common writing errors:

  • mismatch between a pronoun and its antecedent:
  • Incorrect: Someone parked a car in the "no-parking zone" simply because they was too lazy to walk from a legitimate parking space.
  • Correct: Someone parked a car in the "no-parking zone" simply because he was too lazy to walk from a legitimate parking space.
  • ending a sentence with a preposition:
  • Incorrect: Whom are you going to the football game with?
  • Correct: With whom are you going to the football game?