Posted by John on Thursday, March 6, 2008 at 2:53pm.
The first three sound fine. The fourth one, though, should just be one of these:
To which people are you being introduced?
To whom are you being introduced?
To whom is he being introduced?
To whom are they being introduced?
etc.
Thank you!
e.g. Tom and Bill are being introduced.
In this case, if we do not know the people who are being introduced, can't we ask,"Who and who are being introduced?"
No, you'd just say something like this:
Who is being introduced to whom?
"Who and who" is not done.
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