Which one is correct?
I will like [who,whom,whoever,whomever] you love?
My teacher said 'Whom' is not correct and he said 'whoever' is correct
Please tell me the reason in detail
Thank you for your answer in advance
Top answer
I will like [who,whom,whoever,whomever] you love? Your teacher is right (though "whomever" is also possible). "Who/whom" are not normally permitted in a 'fused' relative construction like this.
- I will like [who,whom,whoever,whomever] you love?
- Your teacher is right (though "whomever" is also possible).
- "Who/whom" are not normally permitted in a 'fused' relative construction like this.
- But you can say "whoever", where the meaning is "I will like any person that you care to love".
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I will like [who,whom,whoever,whomever] you love?
Your teacher is right (though "whomever" is also possible).
"Who/whom" are not normally permitted in a 'fused' relative construction like this.
But you can say "whoever", where the meaning is "I will like any person that you care to love".
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