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Futurehuman11 Posted 18 years ago
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who or whom?
Does Obama or Huckabee's victory in Iowa influence whom you support for president?
When I read the above sentence, I couldn't help but think that 'whom' should be replaced by 'who'. Am I correct?
When I read the above sentence, I couldn't help but think that 'whom' should be replaced by 'who'. Am I correct?
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Futurehuman11 Does Obama or Huckabee's victory in Iowa influence whom you support for president? When I read the above sentence, I couldn't help but think that 'whom' should be replaced by 'who'. Am I correct?
- Futurehuman11 Does Obama or Huckabee's victory in Iowa influence whom you support for president?
- When I read the above sentence, I couldn't help but think that 'whom' should be replaced by 'who'.
- Am I correct?
- Hi, In my opinion, the sentence is framented.
- Either who or whom would not fix the problem.
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Futurehuman11 Does Obama or Huckabee's victory in Iowa influence whom you support for president?Hi,
When I read the above sentence, I couldn't help but think that 'whom' should be replaced by 'who'. Am I correct?
In my opin
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