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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Who or whom?
which one is correct?
She's the girl who you got married with
She's the girl whom you got married with
Most of the times we use "she's the girl you got married with" and we forget about who / whom though the sentence is still correct.
but when it comes to exams, i don't know which one te choose(who/whom) cuz i get confused though i totally know the meaning of both of them.
She's the girl who you got married with
She's the girl whom you got married with
Most of the times we use "she's the girl you got married with" and we forget about who / whom though the sentence is still correct.
but when it comes to exams, i don't know which one te choose(who/whom) cuz i get confused though i totally know the meaning of both of them.
Top answer
If you are given the choice on an exam, use whom. It's the object of the preposition. She's the girl whom you married is probably how it would appear on a test.
- If you are given the choice on an exam, use whom.
- It's the object of the preposition.
- She's the girl whom you married is probably how it would appear on a test.
- Or She's the girl whom you were married to.
- ] Or She is the girl to whom you were married.
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If you are given the choice on an exam, use whom. It's the object of the preposition.
She's the girl whom you married is probably how it would appear on a test.
Or She's the girl whom you were married to. [Not with.]
Or She is the girl to whom you were married.
CJ
She's the girl whom you married is probably how it would appear on a test.
Or She's the girl whom you were married to. [Not with.]
Or She is the girl to whom you were married.
CJ
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