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Victo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A company for which/for whom I have worked
In the following sentence, do I use for whom or for which? Is the sentence grammatically correct? I think that for which is correct.
That is a company for which/whom I have worked the last twenty-two years.
In this one, I believe I'd use whom because we're talking about a living, breathing human being.
Bernie is the one for whom I've worked the past twenty-two years.
Thanks for your continued guidance and help!!!
That is a company for which/whom I have worked the last twenty-two years.
In this one, I believe I'd use whom because we're talking about a living, breathing human being.
Bernie is the one for whom I've worked the past twenty-two years.
Thanks for your continued guidance and help!!!
Top answer
Bernie: for whom. company: for which
- Bernie: for whom.
- company: for which
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It is about the company, which is not a living, breathing human being.
I believe it is "WHICH"
I believe it is "WHICH"
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