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Eng.noob Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

"because of who" OR "because of whome" ?

Hello,

I read a sentnce in a book "... because of who i found out the truth ..." is that true or should it have been WHOM?

-Thank you
  

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noob. I'd reply to this question with "because of hiM", so my choice is "whoM". ", nothing changes.

— Ant_222

  • noob.
  • I'd reply to this question with "because of hiM", so my choice is "whoM".
  • ", nothing changes.
  • Him—Whom.
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Hello, Eng.noob.

I'd reply to this question with "because of hiM", so my choice is "whoM".

If it's not a question but a subordinate clause "...the guy, because of whom...", nothing changes. Him—Whom.
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