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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is it whoever / whomever
In this sentence should it be whoever or whomever:
The Ford Explorer at the Forest Service campground likely belonged to whoever had been in the cabin.
Do you figure it out by saying: He had been in the cabin. ? so it's whoever or what? Or it belong to him. ?
The Ford Explorer at the Forest Service campground likely belonged to whoever had been in the cabin.
Do you figure it out by saying: He had been in the cabin. ? so it's whoever or what? Or it belong to him. ?
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Whomever is the correct one. Whomever is the object in this case.
- Whomever is the correct one.
- Whomever is the object in this case.
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