Difference between revisions of "Who"
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| + | ==Subject pronoun: who== | ||
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| + | *Who asked him? | ||
| + | *Who told her? | ||
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| + | ==Object pronoun: whom== | ||
| + | *The person whom I thought was responsible was not in fact to blame. | ||
| + | *Ask not for whom the bell tolls. | ||
| + | *To whom it may concern: | ||
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| + | ''whom'' has fallen into disuse except when following a preposition. | ||
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==Interrogative pronoun== | ==Interrogative pronoun== | ||
| − | An unknown (wh-) person | + | An unknown ([[wh-]]) person |
*Who did you see? | *Who did you see? | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 2 May 2020
Contents
[hide]Subject pronoun: who
- Who asked him?
- Who told her?
Object pronoun: whom
- The person whom I thought was responsible was not in fact to blame.
- Ask not for whom the bell tolls.
- To whom it may concern:
whom has fallen into disuse except when following a preposition.
Interrogative pronoun
An unknown (wh-) person
- Who did you see?
- Hmm... who should we get to do this?
Relative pronoun
- Marla is the one who is supposed to be doing this, not me!
- She is the person who volunteered.
