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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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who or whom
A pair or a group of people, some or all of whom are unrelated biologically or legally.
In the sentence above, would I need to use 'who' because 'a pair of a group of people' is the subject?
In the sentence above, would I need to use 'who' because 'a pair of a group of people' is the subject?
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" some of whom
- " some of whom
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No, you use "whom" because it is the object of the preposition "of." some of whom
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