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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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WHO/ Whom

about who her parents are.
or
about whom her parents are.
  

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Anonymous about who her parents are. This one is correct. " I have a question about who her parents are.

  • Anonymous about who her parents are.
  • This one is correct.
  • " I have a question about who her parents are.
  • I have a question about Algebra.
  • I have a question about him.
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Anonymousabout who her parents are.
This one is correct. "Her parents are who." (subjective case)
The whole clause is object of the preposition "about."

I have a question about who her parents are.
I have a question about Algebra.
I have a question about him. In this case, "

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