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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 12 years ago
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Are my sentences correct?

1) I am not sure whom should I contact to get the information.
2) After joining the new company, I am confused as to who should I report to.
  

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1) I am not sure who(m) I should contact to get the information. 2) After joining the new company, I am confused as to who(m) I should report to. "whom" is formally correct.

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  • 1) I am not sure who(m) I should contact to get the information.
  • 2) After joining the new company, I am confused as to who(m) I should report to.
  • "whom" is formally correct.
  • In everyday English, "who" is commonly used instead.
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1) I am not sure who(m) I should contact to get the information.
2) After joining the new company, I am confused as to who(m) I should report to.

"whom" is formally correct. In everyday English, "who" is commonly used instead.
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