Information Questions - Lesson 13

Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How

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Education

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• Beginning
• English

[learnamericanenglish]

"Whom" is an object pronoun. Most Americans usually don't use it (including me). Here's an example:

Whom did she choose in the election? "She" is the subject; "whom" is the object.

"Whom" is also used when a preposition comes before it: To whom was the letter sent? (I would never say that. Instead, I'd say "Who was the letter sent to?")

Hope that helps. Paul

[DoctarRomarIO]

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[ade42009]

thanks i really enjoy your lessons

[ade42009]

thanks i really enjoy yr lessons

[2narges]

Hi paul

thanks for your lesson .

[veronica6010]

Hi again, is there a way that you can send me the 3 videos were you show us the questions, and answers for the citizenship, Thank you again.

[AijiK]

Thank you for your lessons, Paul.

[byemjj]

Thanks for your lessons Sir :)

I'm learning American Enlgish from your website...

[portuguesnanet]

And when can we  use "Whom"?

[goldlgzip]

your pronunciation is awesome