What's the correct way to say, "whom" or "who"? Thanks.
2023-06-26
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Sure thing! The correct way to use "whom" or "who" really depends on their role in a sentence. If it's the subject doing an action, use "who". If you're referring to the object receiving an action, you use "whom". For example, "Who ate the cookies?" but, "To whom were the cookies given?" Communicating like this keeps things clear! 🍪 But remember, informal everyday conversations tend to use 'who' more often, even when 'whom' is technically correct. So, don't stress too much - the key is to keep communication flowing! 😊
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