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with whom (or) whom ... with #1 (permalink) Mon Feb 08, 2010 9:28 am   with whom (or) whom ... with		  
Hi,
Which one is correct? Why?
She has a lot of friends,many of whom you talked with.
She has a lot of friends,with many of whom you talked.
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with whom (or) whom ... with #2 (permalink) Mon Feb 08, 2010 12:43 pm   with whom (or) whom ... with		  
hi,
i think the correct answer is "She has a lot of friends,with many of whom you talked"
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