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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Whom or who
I consulted an attorney _________ I met in Miami.
The online test says that the correct option is 'whom', but my learning says that whom always follows a preposition.
Who is correct, please?
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Whom is technically correct because the relative pronoun is the object of met , but in informal English who is commonly used. I consider both forms correct. CB
- Whom is technically correct because the relative pronoun is the object of met , but in informal English who is commonly used.
- I consider both forms correct.
- CB
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Whom is technically correct because the relative pronoun is the object of met, but in informal English who is commonly used. I consider both forms correct.
CB
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