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    In spoken English in the US people don't use whom unless they are trying to be very formal/proper. A more natural-sounding way to say this sentice in conversation is "the boy i'm looking for is near the window"
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    July 15, 2014
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    July 14, 2014
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    "crap" is a less vulgar way of saying "shit," and can be used instead of "shit" if you want to express some vulgarity but don't want to offend people by using an actual swear word, for example if there are children around or you're at the office. for another example, "frigging" or "freaking" are more polite versions of "fucking," e.g., "what's your frigging problem?" "Shit" and "fuck" are generally seen as extremely vulgar and offensive, so people use these replacements words instead. You see this a lot on American network television because the regulations don't allow shows to use "shit" or "fuck."
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    July 14, 2014
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    You could also say "I was sad that I lost a piano competition" or "I was sad that I had lost a piano competition." Both of those are less formal. Between "to lose" and "to have lost," "to have lost" sounds a little more natural to me, but one or the other might sound more natural depending on the context.
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    July 14, 2014
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