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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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who are / who is / whom
" two persons who are working with me " or " whom are working with me " which one is correct ?? or how to use who / whom ?
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Anonymous " two persons who are working with me " Who would be correct for this example. It is who rather than whom because who is the subject of the subordinate clause who are working with me. It would be whom if we were to rephrase the sentence to look like this: two persons whom they were working with...
- Anonymous " two persons who are working with me " Who would be correct for this example.
- It is who rather than whom because who is the subject of the subordinate clause who are working with me.
- It would be whom if we were to rephrase the sentence to look like this: two persons whom they were working with...
- In this case, the whom is the object of with.
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Anonymous" two persons who are working with me "Who would be correct for this example. It is who rather than whom because who is the subject of the subordinate clause who are working with me. It would be whom if we were to rephrase the sentence to look like this: two persons whom they were working with... In this case, the whom is the object
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