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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Who vs. Whom
Hi all, I need some help with this sentence:
"Martina Navratilova whom most tennis fans refer to only as Martina dominated women's tennis for years."
Whom is confusing me here. Isn't "who" the proper word here since Martina is the subject of the sentence? Or is it whom? Please explain to me why! Thanks!
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anonymous Martina Navratilova whom most tennis fans refer to only as Martina Let me give you a clue. Focus on the verb "refer", and rewrite the above without using a relative pronoun. Do you see it now?
- anonymous Martina Navratilova whom most tennis fans refer to only as Martina Let me give you a clue.
- Focus on the verb "refer", and rewrite the above without using a relative pronoun.
- Do you see it now?
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anonymousMartina Navratilova whom most tennis fans refer to only as Martina
Let me give you a clue. Focus on the verb "refer", and rewrite the above without using a relative pronoun. Do you see it now?
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