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Loolthr Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Whom or whose

Hi



Please help me with these sentences:



-Suzan is a good mother

-I looked at Suzan's son



My question is: If we want to link the two sentences can we say:



Suzan, whose son I looked at, is a good mother



or



Suzan, whom I looked at her son, is a good mother?



Which is the right sentence ?



Thank you
  

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The first sentence is the correct one: Suzan, whose son I looked at, is a good mother You need a possessive pronoun. You could use whom in the following example: Susan, at whom I looked, is a good mother or Susan, who I looked at, is a good mother.

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  • The first sentence is the correct one: Suzan, whose son I looked at, is a good mother You need a possessive pronoun.
  • You could use whom in the following example: Susan, at whom I looked, is a good mother or Susan, who I looked at, is a good mother.
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The first sentence is the correct one:
Suzan, whose son I looked at, is a good mother

You need a possessive pronoun.

You could use whom in the following example:

Susan, at whom I looked, is a good mother or
Susan, who I looked at, is a good mother.
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