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Luvmyjob Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
who versus whom
I need a rule about when to use which one. thanks
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I suggest you go to the search field and type who whom and take a look at the results already on this site. In a nutshell, if it's the subject (that is, you would you HE), then use who. If it's the object (that is, you would use HIM), then use whom.
- I suggest you go to the search field and type who whom and take a look at the results already on this site.
- In a nutshell, if it's the subject (that is, you would you HE), then use who.
- If it's the object (that is, you would use HIM), then use whom.
- In practice, whom isn't used very much in spoken English, although it does show up in formal writing.
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I suggest you go to the search field and type who whom and take a look at the results already on this site.
In a nutshell, if it's the subject (that is, you would you HE), then use who.
If it's the object (that is, you would use HIM), then use whom.
In practice, whom isn't used very much in spoken English, although it does show up in formal writing.
In a nutshell, if it's the subject (that is, you would you HE), then use who.
If it's the object (that is, you would use HIM), then use whom.
In practice, whom isn't used very much in spoken English, although it does show up in formal writing.
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