Questions (please)
Hi, there
Could you help me? Please
1) Do you say Elders' privileges are not always the same as youngsters' or The elderly's privileges are not always the same as youngsters' or Older people's privileges are not always the same as younger people's/younger ones'
2) Do you say "You are who I want to be with" or "You are whom I want to be with" or "You are the person who/whom I want to be with"? Which is correct?
3) Do you say "This didn't turn out the way I wanted (it) or the way I wanted it to"?
Thank you very much!!
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1) Both of these work: "The elderly's privileges are not always the same as youngsters' or Older people's privileges are not always the same as younger people's/younger ones".
2) This is correct: "You are who I want to be with" or
3) You say "This didn't turn out the way I wanted it to."
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