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Notorioz Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Hello all , what is the difference between 'who and whom'?
  

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'Who' is the subject or nominative pronoun. 'Whom' is the object or accusative pronoun.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Who' is the subject or nominative pronoun.
  • 'Whom' is the object or accusative pronoun.
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'Who' is the subject or nominative pronoun. 'Whom' is the object or accusative pronoun.
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Thank you , can you give me some examples?
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Who offended me?
I offended whom?
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