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Who vs. Whom

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Re: Who vs. Whom

by hemanth28 » Tue Jul 07, 2009 6:06 pm
meldog021 wrote:What's the best way to remember when who should be used vs. whom?
if the answer to the question you are asking is posessive form of pronoun ,whom should be use.


Looks at this question and tell which of them is right : -

who are you asking ?
whom are you asking ?

answer to this question is "I am asking him" . Him is possessive pronoun. Hence whom should be used .


who is responsible for the damage?
whom is responsible for the damage ?

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