Gerund with Subject and Object

[@CozyGrammar]

Here's more on gerunds! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKWcnaeNfb-crJo

[@224gh3]

Thank you😊

[@CozyGrammar]

You're welcome!

[@JuanPabloQuiroz-Academico]

Thanks for this lesson, I´d like to ask you, what´s the difference between: Who is hitting whom and Who is hitting to whom? When do I have to use Whom and when to use To Whom?. Thanks in advance.

[@CozyGrammar]

You're welcome. Great question! You only need to use "to whom" when "whom" is the indirect object of a sentence. So, for instance, you DON'T need "to" here: Who is hitting whom? But you DO need "to" here: Who gave the book to whom? Who gave it to whom? Does that help?

[@JuanPabloQuiroz-Academico]

@@CozyGrammar Many thanks, this is the answer that I was looking for.

[@CozyGrammar]

Great, glad to hear it!