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Which of THESE is right?
“This is the phone I most wanted to have my mother buy me” or “This is the phone I wanted to have my mother buy me most”
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Hi, there.
Which of these is right?
“This is the phone I most wanted to have my mother buy me” or “This is the phone I wanted to have my mother buy me the most”
Which of these is right?
“This is the phone I most wanted to have my mother buy me” or “This is the phone I wanted to have my mother buy me the most”
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Hi, there.
Which of these is right?
“This is the phone I most wanted to have my mother buy me” or “This is the phone I wanted to have my mother buy me the most”
Which of these is right?
“This is the phone I most wanted to have my mother buy me” or “This is the phone I wanted to have my mother buy me the most”
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I agree with Jessica, because the word 'most' would not be used in this context. I would use 'prefer' instead. I prefer that my mother buy this phone for me. (This is my preferred phone.)
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This is the phone I wanted my mother to buy me. I would leave out most
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I would say "This is the phone I wanted my mother to buy me the most", hope that helps :)
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