Blessed are those who check their work. Or is it whom? Dammit.
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Tomb wrecks are real tombstones that make us laugh. No photoshop work is done here (except to cover the names of the victims). We know death can be a touchy subject, and no disrespect is intended. We view this as the lighter side of the other side. While we welcome your photo submissions, we absolutely do not condone trespassing or damaging grave markers. Don't wreck a potential wreck! :o)
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Hah! Wow, that is bad.
ReplyDeleteI'm usually a grammar nazi, but I'm not sure about who/whom either. This is going to drive me nuts.
Yes, no one will notice. shifty eyes.
ReplyDeleteIt's who.
ReplyDeleteThe English teacher will explain:
ReplyDeleteThe correct relative pronoun in this sentence is "who" because it is the subject of the subordinate clause (an adjective clause, if you really want to know) "who check their work," and a subject is in the nominative (who), not the objective (whom), case.
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