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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
could u help me please:
what is the differenc between whom and who?
what is the differenc between whom and who?
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First of all, in casual spoken English a lot of people only use "who". So if your main goal is to sound natural when speaking, forget about "who": Who did you see? Who did you send it to?
- First of all, in casual spoken English a lot of people only use "who".
- So if your main goal is to sound natural when speaking, forget about "who": Who did you see?
- Who did you send it to?
- Who did she marry?
- In more formal English, you use "who" as the subject and "whom" as an object: Who did you see?
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First of all, in casual spoken English a lot of people only use "who". So if your main goal is to sound natural when speaking, forget about "who":
In more formal English, you use "who" as the subject and "whom" as an object:
Who did you see?
Who did you send it to?
Who did she marry?
Who did you see?
To whom did
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