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Miiichy Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Diffrents
How can I see the diffrents between:
Who:
Whom
Whose:
Which:
That:
Please help to explain those words.
Who:
Whom
Whose:
Which:
That:
Please help to explain those words.
Top answer
Where to start? " Who refers to a person or people Whom is the objective form of who. Use whom when you mean to say "who" as the object of a verb, preposition, etc.
- Where to start?
- " Who refers to a person or people Whom is the objective form of who.
- Use whom when you mean to say "who" as the object of a verb, preposition, etc.
- " Whose is the possesive form of Who.
- " Which and That have many meanings and uses.
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Where to start?
First off, I think you mean to use the word "difference" instead of "diffrents."
Who refers to a person or people
Whom is the objective form of who. Use whom when you mean to say "who" as the object of a verb, preposition, etc. Like "Who kissed whom?" or "To whom does this shoe belong?"
Whose is the possesive form of Who. As in "Whose shoe is this?"
First off, I think you mean to use the word "difference" instead of "diffrents."
Who refers to a person or people
Whom is the objective form of who. Use whom when you mean to say "who" as the object of a verb, preposition, etc. Like "Who kissed whom?" or "To whom does this shoe belong?"
Whose is the possesive form of Who. As in "Whose shoe is this?"
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