With whom you find more attached to vs To whom you find more attached with

[Gray]

Which one is correct andor preferred?

1) With whom you find more attached to?

2) To whom you find more attached with?

Do they convey the same thought?

:?
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[Milanya]

[Gray]

[Icykhool]

Can we say :

With whom do you find more attched with?

[Gray]

[Milanya]

When I asked "What thought.." I was not joking. I do not understand what you want to say. I cannot correct sentences I do not understand.
Do you mean something like this:
Whom do you like more your mom or your sister?
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[SkiIucK]

Whom do you find yourself more attached to?

[Nanucbe]

[Gray]

[Kitosdad]

To whom do you find yourself more attached?
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[SkiIucK]

[Gray]

Thank you all.
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[Joao Fonseca]

Hi dear friend, this is Joao Fonseca,
I've used both at work, what I noticed is when you write a memo at the top of the letter your write to whom... sounds like something official, but talkint to each other I guess either way sounds good. don't you think so?
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Your last mistake is your best teacher.

[Prezbucky]

You could also say the following:

With whom do you feel/sense/experience more attachment?

or

With whom do you feel/sense/experience/enjoy a greater sense of attachment?
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