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Nada sent an SMS to (Hanan).
Is (To whom did Nada send an SMS?) correct?
Can we use another structure without whom?
23 dec. 2018 21:21
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"To whom" is correct, but you can also ask, "Who did Nada sent the SMS to?" Technically, the second isn't correct, but colloquially, it is acceptable.
23 december 2018
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