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Speedoz Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

''who'' and ''whom''

Hi..

Could you tell me what is the difference between who and whom ??

Thanks.
  

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If you type who whom in the search box in the upper right, you will find several discussions which will undoubtedly answer your question in detail. Short answer: who = subjective case; whom = objective case. It gets tricky in relative clauses.

— Philip

  • If you type who whom in the search box in the upper right, you will find several discussions which will undoubtedly answer your question in detail.
  • Short answer: who = subjective case; whom = objective case.
  • It gets tricky in relative clauses.
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If you type who whom in the search box in the upper right, you will find several discussions which will undoubtedly answer your question in detail.

Short answer: who = subjective case; whom = objective case. It gets tricky in relative clauses.
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