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Silak12 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Who vs whom was beaten?

Hi, everyone.

Could someone help me understand this? How can I tell when to use who or whom in the sentences like below?

Who/whom was beaten in the war between A and B?

Thanks!

  

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Use who because it is the grammatical subject of a passive sentence. Similarly: He was beaten. (Not: Him ) CB

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  • Use who because it is the grammatical subject of a passive sentence.
  • Similarly: He was beaten.
  • (Not: Him ) CB
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Use who because it is the grammatical subject of a passive sentence. Similarly:

He was beaten. (Not: Him)

CB

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