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Goronsky Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Whoever—whomever

The job will go to the best candidate, whoever/whomever that may be.

I say "whoever" is correct; am I right?

Thank you.
  

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Whoever is correct! [ Even in situations where traditionalists would insist on 'm' , many grammarians are no longer using that form. ]

— Philip

  • Whoever is correct!
  • [ Even in situations where traditionalists would insist on 'm' , many grammarians are no longer using that form.
  • ]
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Whoever is correct! [ Even in situations where traditionalists would insist on 'm', many grammarians are no longer using that form. ]
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