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Who or whom
0 Every e-mail program has a personal address book, but the question is how you reach someone who you have never communicated with before. "who" or "whom", please advise. 0-
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0 'Whom', as the grammatical object of 'with', is formally correct. 'Who' is not uncommon in this position though. 0-
- 0 'Whom', as the grammatical object of 'with', is formally correct.
- 'Who' is not uncommon in this position though.
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0 'Whom', as the grammatical object of 'with', is formally correct. 'Who' is not uncommon in this position though. 0-
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