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to whom you spoke reddy vs to whom u have spoken reddy

Both phrases have errors in them. The correct form should be 'To whom did you speak, Reddy?' or 'To whom have you spoken, Reddy?' depending on the context. The first phrase is in the past tense, while the second phrase is in the present perfect tense. The use of 'u' instead of 'you' is informal and not recommended in formal writing.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 677 views

to whom you spoke reddy

This phrase is incorrect. It should be 'To whom did you speak, Reddy?'

The correct form is 'To whom did you speak, Reddy?' when referring to a past action.
  • What reporters, all people with whom you spoke?
  • Tommy, that Jack Scola, the man of whom you spoke.
  • I presume this is the young man of whom you spoke?
  • You spoke of this moment once...
  • You spoke of this moment once...
  • You spoke with real authority when we met.
  • Earlier, you spoke of the coagulation problem in transfusion.
  • Secondly, you spoke of criminal accountability.
  • You spoke primarily of working women.
  • You spoke of the German contribution.
  • You spoke of labelling from field to table.
  • You spoke to detective worden when it happened.
  • Heard you spoke to Ray Beringer.
  • Mr Kohout, you spoke about economic sustainability.
  • You spoke of trust and security.
  • Commissioner, you spoke about product reformulation.
  • Mr Kazak, you spoke too quickly for our interpreters.
  • Mr Lamassoure, you spoke of budgetary solidarity.
  • In another context you spoke of impact assessments.
  • You spoke of companies and businesses.

Alternatives:

  • To whom did you speak, Reddy?

to whom u have spoken reddy

This phrase is incorrect. It should be 'To whom have you spoken, Reddy?'

The correct form is 'To whom have you spoken, Reddy?' when referring to a present perfect action.
  • - I have spoken French intelligence.
  • Mr President, Irish people have spoken.
  • Hardly any representatives from southern European countries have spoken.
  • Doses of up to 15,000 U have infrequently resulted in clinically significant systemic toxicity in adults.
  • But u have to admit, you'd want them out.
  • The American people have spoken, and they have spoken clearly.
  • I presume you have spoken to Mr Grove.
  • Yes, I have spoken to the CPS regarding Helen.
  • I have spoken with many shamed penitents tonight, child.
  • Oh. I have spoken with many shamed penitents tonight, child.
  • Your aunt and I have spoken.
  • You shouldn't have spoken to the boy without a guardian present.
  • Well, the people of Mexico have spoken.
  • I think I may have spoken too soon.
  • I should have spoken to him when I had the chance.
  • I have spoken at great lengths with my Christian slave.
  • The people have spoken, and the message is clear.
  • I'm afraid your stockholders have spoken.
  • I believe we have spoken on the phone before.
  • Uniform have spoken to the old lady from that cottage.

Alternatives:

  • To whom have you spoken, Reddy?

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