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How do you say,"who are you going to give a gift to this year"
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¿A quién le vas a dar regalo este año?
Hi Felicia and Maestro Antonio. Felicia, it might help you a little if you change your question from Who are you going to give a gift to this year? to To whom are you going to give a gift this year? Despite what some English teachers like to proclaim, I can tell you that there is nothing grammatically or linguistically wrong, in English, with end-phrase or end-clause prepositions; and I'm an ESL teacher. However, if you phrase your question in a more formal way grammatically, it may help you to see why Who, or rather, Whom, is an indirect object. This change should also help you to see why you need to start your translated question for To whom? with ¿A quién?. Remember also that the word le (the indirect object pronoun that ¿A quién? qualifies) is required in your translation. Hope this helps.
¿A quién le vas a dar regalo este año?
