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I'm not an English native speaker. Their/they're/their also stings my eyes when incorrectly used, but I must admit that I often do the lose/loose mistake. But t
by Iv 15y ago
I'm not an English native speaker. Their/they're/their also stings my eyes when incorrectly used, but I must admit that I often do the lose/loose mistake. But that's fair, whoever uses a grammar that is loose, lose.
- dredmorbius 15y agowhomever. loses. :)
- SoftwareMaven 15y agoAre you sure "whomever"? Isn't that the objective form and, in this case, "whoever" is the subject?
- StavrosK 15y agoI'll go with "whoever" too. "He uses grammar", not "him uses".
- dredmorbius 15y agoOn reflection, I'll buy that as well.
- Iv 15y agoI spent 10 minutes on grammar links before picking one... Originally I wanted to write something along the line "whoever's grammar is loose lose" but I am almost sure this is not a correct form