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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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New Orleans Saints fans "chant"
"Who dat", said properly would be "who is that" or "whom is that"?
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" "Whom" is strictly reserved for objective case. "
- " "Whom" is strictly reserved for objective case.
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Unquestionably, "Who."
"Whom" is strictly reserved for objective case.
"Whom did you wish to speak with?" (object of the preposition with)
"With whom did you wish to speak?"
"Whom" is strictly reserved for objective case.
"Whom did you wish to speak with?" (object of the preposition with)
"With whom did you wish to speak?"
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