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˗ˏˋ 🌊 ࿐࿔ G ⁺ B QOTD ⸝⸝⸝
hi second ever generic and basic qotd
₊˚⊹ — Do you know (No cheating.) when to use “whom” rather than “who”?
Can you use whom in a sentence.. real quick? Serious or not, I’m interested. —
Sometimes I know sometimes I don’t.. like it comes back to me at random times
“Whom will come with me to the haunted house?”
to whom it may concern, gyatt.
uhm no:( can i use me only knowing basic english as an excuse ...
hai u use who in reference to a person (subject pronoun) and whom in reference to an object (object pronoun)
“whom is this redbull for?”
“who did you give this redbull to?”
hi callie. get out
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