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Who or whom \ pronouns
Choose as chairman (whoever, whomever) you like
= object to the verb like. It also can be an object to the verb "choose" once we choose " him" Not choose He
?can I get to do this for me
(Who, Whom)
object to the verb get " causative"
This is the man (who, whom) we were talking about
object to the preposition ' about'
And here are more examples with explanation
Rule : If you can replace the word with he or she or another subject pronoun, use who. If you can replace it with him or her (or another object pronoun), use whom.
Who or whom
1. The woman (who, whom) was recently elected to the board of directors has been with the company for some years.
who—subject of the clause who was elected
2. The accountant (who, whom) we understand did not wish to be interviewed has been asked to appear at the trial.
who—subject of the clause who did not wish to be interviewed. The we understand is parenthetical
3. (Who, Whom) do you suppose will buy this car?
Who—subject of the clause Who will buy this car
4. (Who, Whom) do you suppose the company will choose?
Whom—object of the verb will choose. The subject of the clause is company.
5. Let me speak to (whoever, whomever) is waiting for the general.
whoever—subject of the clause is waiting for the general
6. Let me speak to (whoever, whomever) the general hopes to convince to join his campaign.
whomever—object of the verb convince
7. (Whoever, Whomever) I think deserves the prize always seems to lose. Whoever—subject of the clause deserves the prize
8. They will give the job to (whoever, whomever) they decide is most likely to support their position.
whoever—subject of the clause is most likely to support their position
9. They will give the job to (whoever, whomever) they decide they can agree with about prices.
whomever—object of the preposition with
10. Do you really care about (who, whom) you choose?
whom—object of the verb choose
Choose as chairman (whoever, whomever) you like
= object to the verb like. It also can be an object to the verb "choose" once we choose " him" Not choose He
?can I get to do this for me
(Who, Whom)
object to the verb get " causative"
This is the man (who, whom) we were talking about
object to the preposition ' about'
And here are more examples with explanation
Rule : If you can replace the word with he or she or another subject pronoun, use who. If you can replace it with him or her (or another object pronoun), use whom.
Who or whom
1. The woman (who, whom) was recently elected to the board of directors has been with the company for some years.
who—subject of the clause who was elected
2. The accountant (who, whom) we understand did not wish to be interviewed has been asked to appear at the trial.
who—subject of the clause who did not wish to be interviewed. The we understand is parenthetical
3. (Who, Whom) do you suppose will buy this car?
Who—subject of the clause Who will buy this car
4. (Who, Whom) do you suppose the company will choose?
Whom—object of the verb will choose. The subject of the clause is company.
5. Let me speak to (whoever, whomever) is waiting for the general.
whoever—subject of the clause is waiting for the general
6. Let me speak to (whoever, whomever) the general hopes to convince to join his campaign.
whomever—object of the verb convince
7. (Whoever, Whomever) I think deserves the prize always seems to lose. Whoever—subject of the clause deserves the prize
8. They will give the job to (whoever, whomever) they decide is most likely to support their position.
whoever—subject of the clause is most likely to support their position
9. They will give the job to (whoever, whomever) they decide they can agree with about prices.
whomever—object of the preposition with
10. Do you really care about (who, whom) you choose?
whom—object of the verb choose
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