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JustForFun Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Who/whom .. Confusing
I need to know how these two work .. To tell the truth I never use whom for 4-5 years education life already, just got stuck with who ..
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The short answer: Use who for subjects ( Who are you? ) and whom for objects ( For whom is this letter intended? ) Any grammar book offers more extensive explanations and examples.
- The short answer: Use who for subjects ( Who are you?
- ) and whom for objects ( For whom is this letter intended?
- ) Any grammar book offers more extensive explanations and examples.
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The short answer:
Use who for subjects (Who are you?) and whom for objects (For whom is this letter intended?)
Any grammar book offers more extensive explanations and examples.
The short answer:
Use who for subjects (Who are you?) and whom for objects (For whom is this letter intended?)
Any grammar book offers more extensive explanations and examples.
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