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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Who or whom
Someone whom/who I battled before told me that my next opponent is strong.
whic one is correct?
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anonymous Someone whom/who I battled before told me that my next opponent is strong. Which one is correct? A few people will tell you that 'whom' is strictly correct, but most native English speakers will use 'who' or nothing there.
- anonymous Someone whom/who I battled before told me that my next opponent is strong.
- Which one is correct?
- A few people will tell you that 'whom' is strictly correct, but most native English speakers will use 'who' or nothing there.
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anonymousSomeone whom/who I battled before told me that my next opponent is strong.
Which one is correct?
A few people will tell you that 'whom' is strictly correct, but most native English speakers will use 'who' or nothing there.
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