who vs. whom
/ˈhuː ˌvɜːrsəs ˈhuːm/
who is a subject pronoun; whom is an object pronoun
“Who called? To whom should I address this? (Try: he called / give it to him)”
Origin: Old English hwa (nominative) vs. hwam (dative)
/ˈhuː ˌvɜːrsəs ˈhuːm/
who is a subject pronoun; whom is an object pronoun
“Who called? To whom should I address this? (Try: he called / give it to him)”
Origin: Old English hwa (nominative) vs. hwam (dative)