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'whom' usage
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Quick answer: It is appropriate to use "whom" in formal writing after these words (prepositions):
to, from, with, without, among, for, in, by, on, ... (and all other prepositions)
There are other cases when "whom" is appropriate, but that means a very long answer. See the links suggested for more details.
to, from, with, without, among, for, in, by, on, ... (and all other prepositions)
There are other cases when "whom" is appropriate, but that means a very long answer. See the links suggested for more details.
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Yes. by is a preposition. Any preposition followed by whom is correct.
by whom, to whom, for whom, with whom, etc.
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by whom, to whom, for whom, with whom, etc.
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