who vs. whom
Spellcheck says to use "who" but I think it sounds better to use "whom" are in eight grade....
Please help. Thank you.
See example:
For middle school students, most of who are in eighth grade, they have a high school prep program that puts their students ahead of the curve when they arrive at DHS.
asked Oct 18 '12 at 15:38
Laura Adair
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Laura Adair
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To discover which is correct with a "sounds right" approach:
What personal pronoun would you use afer most of . . .
Most of they . . . (incorrect)
Most of them . . . (correct)
So, you would use the objective case (them).
Which is the objective case of who or whom?
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answered Oct 18 '12 at 16:31
Peter Guess
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here is a fun link, whether you already understand the distinction between "who" and "whom" or not! after starting the e-lesson, the topic is discussed on page 5, but I would start from the beginning: www.linguicon.com/schools/students/grammar/grammar-2-050/
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answered Jan 10 at 19:54
esteban jonatan
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