🔵 Who and Whom - Who or Whom the difference with examples - Whom Grammar - ESL British Pronunciation

[@godoynigro]

I'm from Brazil, and I'm very glad with your video and your articulated pronunciation! It was good for my understanding. Thank you very much.

[@pathyinusa25]

wonderful, easy to understand and to remember! love it, thanks!

[@moonspellord]

although it seems easy, but i've always had a problem with it !! but nevermore now ! thank for helping Sir !!

[@littleleda]

ur brilliant! thnxs for making it so simple!

[@CounterNerd]

Thanks,i never knew the difference!

[@godoynigro]

Good explanation!

[@BelleHussin]

@iswearenglish Oooh I see now! Now I can confidently write my report knowing when to use who or whom. Thank you! :D

[@katssrua]

Thank you really!

[@domybarahona8985]

Hello Teacher, I have a question for you related to this topic. In this sentence : Somebody who/whom I love to read is Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Which pronoun is the correct one : subject (who) or object (whom). I would be more than glad if you could clarify this toughie,Please

[@iswearenglish]

Somebody here is an object so whom/who

[@domybarahona8985]

@@iswearenglish I think, who because it refers to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and this is a subject so Someonewho I love to read is Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Am I right?

[@domybarahona8985]

@@iswearenglish if somebody is an object then whom is the suitable one?

[@2stamp]

u make it easier

[@dianamirzoyan431]

Thank you Sir very much!!! ^_^

[@enzedbrit]

One may indeed use who, but it's so much nicer to use whom :)

[@bestyav5529]

Thank you sir ...so what about that I hear from people: 1)who is he or whom is he ? 2) whom is that or who is that?...please can anyone make it clear for me if the teacher is not around ..I learn English

[@rider2878]

i have on question:"" so that they divert the air from those whom they adressed."" could i say: so that they divert the air from those who they adressed to?

[@m_mamoon]

To whom was Alex pointing, in his conversation? Whom was Alex pointing to, in his conversation? Who was Alex pointing to, in his conversation?

[@m_mamoon]

@@iswearenglish I can't thank you more sir. I had missed your lessons, been a while. Anyhow, I am glad again for this comeback :-)

[@BelleHussin]

but I can't see the difference between subject and object. They seem the same to me :(

[@EDUARDO-bj9wf]

John is who ...? John was whom...?

[@ofdejerski]

do younger people use it ? Grandpa would ask his grandchild : to whom are you talking ? - and this question has a "normal" construction. Normal - means as in my language ;) But a child asks : who are you talking to ? - this question is as a dance on the line for me - you never ask - from where are you?, you ask - where is this object taken from.

[@dariocapuano6456]

Ti amo oh uomo inglese e barbuto