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by lalabee » Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:03 pm
"We want the teacher to be he who has the best rapport with the students."

why "he" has to be after "be" - that's what it says in the answer, but i dont understand. Kindly explain please thanks. :)
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who vs whom

by resilient » Fri Feb 08, 2008 1:51 am
well you have to look at the differences between whom and who.
If you can restate the sentence in your head and say HIM ..that sentence can hold a WHOM.. Because both terms (him and whom) are possesive.

then you have HE and that is paired with WHO. Again, if you can substitute he into the sentence when referencing t the person you can use who. non possessive ..

so you now have he who in you sentence.. and you wouldn't be able to say he whom..
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