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Usage of WHO WHOM WHOSE

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by mmslf75 » Fri Jan 08, 2010 9:10 am
Guys,

query 1

Does GMAT test usage of WHO and WHOM and WHOSE in SC ?

If so, how must we distinguish among them

i mean i know for a fact that WHOM is object pronoun / who subject and whose possessive pronoun !!

query 2

I have seen WHOSE taking non-living entities!!
Is that acceptable..??
example from OF

...Clans, whose access to water was less limited...


????
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by mmslf75 » Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:21 am
mmslf75 wrote:Guys,

query 1

Does GMAT test usage of WHO and WHOM and WHOSE in SC ?

If so, how must we distinguish among them

i mean i know for a fact that WHOM is object pronoun / who subject and whose possessive pronoun !!

query 2

I have seen WHOSE taking non-living entities!!
Is that acceptable..??
example from OF

...Clans, whose access to water was less limited...


????
Guys, pls help on this one!


Got a sentence

The girl, who is my daughter and whom you met in the office , left for florida this morning.


Any set pattern ??
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by mmslf75 » Wed Jan 13, 2010 1:12 am
mmslf75 wrote:
mmslf75 wrote:Guys,

query 1

Does GMAT test usage of WHO and WHOM and WHOSE in SC ?

If so, how must we distinguish among them

i mean i know for a fact that WHOM is object pronoun / who subject and whose possessive pronoun !!

query 2

I have seen WHOSE taking non-living entities!!
Is that acceptable..??
example from OF

...Clans, whose access to water was less limited...


????
Guys, pls help on this one!


Got a sentence

The girl, who is my daughter and whom you met in the office , left for florida this morning.


Any set pattern ??
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by mmslf75 » Wed Jan 13, 2010 10:58 pm
The mansion owner asked his landscape architect not to hire professional gardeners, but to find volunteers from the people who worked at the estate who were willing to work on the weekends to make extra money.





a volunteers from the people who worked at the estate who were willing



b volunteers from among the people whom worked at the estate who were willing



c volunteers from between the people who worked at the estate whom were willing



d volunteers from between the people whom worked at the estate whom were willing



e volunteers from among the people who worked at the estate who were willing

here in E the WHO takes same subject .. therfore WHO and Not WHOM in latter part

THIS IS THE ONLY ASPECT OF WHO WHOM I have understood
any other please highlight!
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by gilliamwibson » Wed Jan 27, 2010 3:20 am
I need to know who/whom to fire. Apart from answering which pronoun fits best, please someone analyze this question.
Locate subject, object etc...
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by confuse mind » Mon Apr 23, 2012 6:50 pm
mmslf75 wrote:The mansion owner asked his landscape architect not to hire professional gardeners, but to find volunteers from the people who worked at the estate who were willing to work on the weekends to make extra money.





a volunteers from the people who worked at the estate who were willing



b volunteers from among the people whom worked at the estate who were willing



c volunteers from between the people who worked at the estate whom were willing



d volunteers from between the people whom worked at the estate whom were willing



e volunteers from among the people who worked at the estate who were willing

here in E the WHO takes same subject .. therfore WHO and Not WHOM in latter part

THIS IS THE ONLY ASPECT OF WHO WHOM I have understood
any other please highlight!

What is the correct answer - A or E and why ? Please Explain
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