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Intiqam88 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Who or whom?
Which is correct?
I know Kate ... we play tennis together.
A) who B) whom
I know Kate ... we play tennis together.
A) who B) whom
Top answer
Neither is correct.
- Neither is correct.
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Well, the resulting sentence, "I know Kate who(m) we play tennis together" is ungrammatical. You can't use "who(m)" like this; the "who(m)" clause has to be descriptive of Kate, which "we play tennis together" is not. For example, these are valid:
"I met Kate, who is Sarah's sister."
"I met Kate, whom I liked very much."
Grammatically you can say "I know Kate, with whom I pla
"I met Kate, who is Sarah's sister."
"I met Kate, whom I liked very much."
Grammatically you can say "I know Kate, with whom I pla
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