I'm the Genevieve who is always on the lookout for an awesome new pair of shades.
Now that we’ve reached the end of the season and eagerly await the next step in Kurt and Blaine’s journey, The Box Scene presents an interesting, riveting, and moving perspective not only of the relationship of two boys in love, but also of a show and the viewers it serves.
It changes everything.
29 May 2012 @ 07:46PM /
1389 notes Arwen, my female dog, quietly swallows it.
Chekov, my male dog, quickly buries his head in my neckline and spits it down.
Zorro, my male horse, pretends to swallow, waits until I turn my back, then drapes his head over my shoulder and smears it all over my chest.
-_-
New still of The Amazing Spider-Man
go peter go
poledance for your life
Tony would be so proud.
Steve would be horrified.
That’s what they get for making Loki the godfather.
“Damnitt, Natasha, I told you to NOT give Peter those pole-dancing aerobics lessons!”
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In question form:
Can you replace it with him/her? If yes, use whom.
Whom does Sarah love? becomes Does Sarah love him?
To whom did the prize go? becomes Did the prize go to her?
No words have been changed, just rearranged.
In standard sentence form:
Does a subject noun immediately follow? If yes, use whom.
His partner, Stan, whom he fancies.
The subject noun “he” came right after whom. This could be he/she/they/it/[Name].
There you go. Broken down to its simplest possible form. I never want to see it used wrong in fic again. Do we have an understanding? It’s so simple. I don’t know why teachers insist on explaining it with direct objects when most people don’t understand those.
If you don’t have chapter links and/or a Masterpost in your LJ, then I’m not going to read it. Do you REALLY expect me to go flipping through every page of your journal trying to find the first chapter? Especially when your only tag (if you have one) is “fic”?
!!!!!!!!!
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