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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Whomever or whoever
In the sentice below, is it proper to use whomever or whoever
Whomever sets it up for you is going to need the information listed below so you or someone in your office should have it ready.
Whomever sets it up for you is going to need the information listed below so you or someone in your office should have it ready.
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I think you can use either. Whom is the object of the verb so is possible. However who is more commonly used in the UK in modern English.
- I think you can use either.
- Whom is the object of the verb so is possible.
- However who is more commonly used in the UK in modern English.
- How formal does this have to be?
- If not very use who, its better to be wrong that way rather then the other.
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I think you can use either. Whom is the object of the verb so is possible. However who is more commonly used in the UK in modern English. How formal does this have to be? If not very use who, its better to be wrong that way rather then the other.
Hope somebody with more knowledge will help you, whomever that may be.
Hope somebody with more knowledge will help you, whomever that may be.
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