It's "to whom." Whom is the direct object form (within a prepositional phrase). Example: Who took the ball from whom?
I assume that both the writer and editor(s) of the Takepart.com article don't know how to search for previously written articles. The alternate is that they do know how to search and just rewrote old news.
It's "to whom." Whom is the direct object form (within a prepositional phrase). Example: Who took the ball from whom?
ReplyDeleteI assume that both the writer and editor(s) of the Takepart.com article don't know how to search for previously written articles. The alternate is that they do know how to search and just rewrote old news.