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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Who/Whom
Hi, I would like to get your thoughts on wether to use "who" or "whom" in the following sentence.
"The great bulk of who/whom deserve a life of conscripted labor or death as recompense for their most wretched of crimes."
Thanks!
"The great bulk of who/whom deserve a life of conscripted labor or death as recompense for their most wretched of crimes."
Thanks!
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This is really a relative clause, rather than a sentence. But for the sake of your question, of is a preposition and requires whom . ]
- This is really a relative clause, rather than a sentence.
- But for the sake of your question, of is a preposition and requires whom .
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This is really a relative clause, rather than a sentence. But for the sake of your question, of is a preposition and requires whom.
[There are many people sitting in prisons, the great bulk of whom....]
[There are many people sitting in prisons, the great bulk of whom....]
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