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Pedantric Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Who or whom?
Can someone please advise me whether to use 'who' or 'whom' in the following sentence:
'A letter sent from the author to Jane, who/whom he was obviously missing.'
'A letter sent from the author to Jane, who/whom he was obviously missing.'
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'Whom' is the formally correct choice; 'who', however, is in common use.
- 'Whom' is the formally correct choice; 'who', however, is in common use.
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'Whom' is the formally correct choice; 'who', however, is in common use.
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