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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Whom versus who
Is this sentence correct, or should whom be who?
Talk to people, whom have a home office, to find out if they are interested.
Talk to people, whom have a home office, to find out if they are interested.
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Anon; Use WHOM where you would use ME. Use WHO where you would use I. Which one would you say?
- Anon; Use WHOM where you would use ME.
- Use WHO where you would use I.
- Which one would you say?
- 1) Me have a home office 2) I have a home office
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Anon;
Use WHOM where you would use ME.
Use WHO where you would use I.
Which one would you say?
1) Me have a home office
2) I have a home office
Use WHOM where you would use ME.
Use WHO where you would use I.
Which one would you say?
1) Me have a home office
2) I have a home office
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AnonymousTalk to people, whom have a home office, to find out if they are interested.Yikes, no!
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Use "who" as a subject:
"... who have a home office" is correct. In this usage, who is the subject. For clarification, it's like saying "I have a home office."
Use "whom" only as an object:
You want to talk to whom? ... Whom is the object that you want to talk to.
To whom, from whom, by whom, with
"... who have a home office" is correct. In this usage, who is the subject. For clarification, it's like saying "I have a home office."
Use "whom" only as an object:
You want to talk to whom? ... Whom is the object that you want to talk to.
To whom, from whom, by whom, with
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