Usages of Who and Whom
Choose the right option:
1. This guide was made to serve whoever/whomever might benefit from it.
2. The person about who/whom we were talking is coming this way.
3. Nobody knows who/whom will be chosen.
4. Nobody knows who/whom we will choose.
5. Please describe the person who/whom you met earlier today.
6. Stephanie, who/whom is originally from England, now speaks with a Canadian accent.
7. To who/whom should we address the invitations?
8. Send the invitations to whoever/whomever helped plan the party.
9. Who/whom should we turn to for help?
10. Who/whom did she say was her favourite?
Now the Answers are -
1. This guide was made to serve whoever/whomever might benefit from it.
Answer: whoever
2. The person about who/whom we were talking is coming this way.
Answer: whom
3. Nobody knows who/whom will be chosen.
Answer: who
4. Nobody knows who/whom we will choose.
Answer: whom
5. Please describe the person who/whom you met earlier today.
Answer: whom
6. Stephanie, who/whom is originally from England, now speaks with a Canadian accent.
Answer: who
7. To who/whom should we address the invitations?
Answer: whom
8. Send the invitations to whoever/whomever helped plan the party.
Answer: whoever
9. Who/whom should we turn to for help?
Answer: Whom
10. Who/whom did she say was her favourite?
Answer: Who
