Who or Whom? How to use Relative Pronouns - Basic English Grammar

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[@wilhelminasartini9330]

Thank you for explaining who and whom, dear teacher.

[@jcerios]

Hi Alisha! Can you explain different between "whose" and "whom", and when usen each one? Thanks!!

[@هايلالحضرمي-ق1ز]

Whose , you can use it as possessive adjectives ( whose + N) ex. This is the man whose phone was lost Also you can say this man lost his phone. Whom, you can use it for object. ex. this is the man whom I met yesterday. Me here is the the object. I hope to get it

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[@alexandersilva1670]

Thanks a lot Alisha. You are the best teacher that I have known

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Respected madem, I have enjoyed your lecture. Thank you . Najeeb Ahmed Qureshi

[@afrinkhanam4356]

Impressive cleared my doubt through your video

[@isidoremensah6655]

I watched a couple of videos this is the best, Kudos!

[@yomnanabil3959]

It was helpful for my studens thank you

[@btsxarmy106]

Thank you for explaining to me and I really understand now thanks🙌💜

[@eduardoranieri9262]

Thank you!

[@ahmedreza5858]

Thank you very much for this topic. I hadn't known after this video.

[@vocesabetudo]

This is so simple but hard at the same time! Thank you, Alisha!

[@sergionevesoficial]

Thanks alisha. I loved it

[@mostafahassan5021]

Thanks so much for your helpful tips, Appreciated.

[@anasjaradat1903]

Thanks

[@venapachuau325]

It's so helpful for me. Now I know the difference between who and whom clearly and I hope I could separate to my next conversation.

[@oumartirera5924]

Thanks so much , I'm very happy for you🔥😎

[@tomyversetti4933]

😍I love how you speak English so clear, I'm Spanish speaker , sorry for my bad English

[@benghida01]

Thanks Alisha

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Thanks !!!!!

[@taniadesruisseaux8171]

Thanks so much

[@ВладимирМарецкий]

Thank You, I'm glad I found your channel)

[@SilverC3ll]

Thank you for your excellent explanation. I'm often inclined to write "those who walk this path..." but I do so with uncertainty. I could not apply your beautiful trick of turning this phrase into a question: "who walks this path?" because it cannot be answered with a "him/her" or "he/she" response. Would you be willing to elaborate on this?

[@reinelcamilo3305]

Thank you Alisha

[@hctutoriales]

You are a beautifull teacher!! I like you, have a nice day

[@andreariosenriquez7556]

Hi Alisha! great video! , please talk about "Participle clauses" ( past and present )

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[@ttannh00]

It helps me a lot. THANKS TEACHER

[@aziclemvin]

Thanks for this share.

[@rolandflabber5497]

Wow! It was an excellent explanation Alisha. Whom should I put up my thumb? For our teacher, Alisha, both thumbs, if that would be possible.

[@ivetterojas8148]

hi Alisha I always follow you with your video you're amazing

[@JaneDoe-ci3gj]

A great video! Thanks from a Swede (not a turnip ;)

[@gracemoore5540]

Another useful video. Thanks a million 💚

[@youknowwhoiam6057]

Thanos: Who took my Infinity Stones Tony : Whom should I give this Infinity Stones

[@professormontyteam3867]

good job, youknow whoiam ... but be careful... it's 'these Infinity Stones' because stones = plural

[@Daysed.and.Konfuzed]

"To whom should I prove who Iron Man is?"

[@iannnavas]

Hello Alisha! I like this YT Channel very much! May I ask you a question? Actually, two questions! 😊 1- Does the words "To who" exists in english? Is it possible to use "To who" in a correct grammar way? 2- In the last sentence, can we use "To who do I submit my report?" ?? I said "To who" because we are talking about the subject (who is the person that I will submit my report?). What do you think about it? Thank you!

[@pavelp7148]

Unfortunately, you didn't mention how and where we should use the preposition "to"? Should we use it before whom or after whom? Is the following sentence correct in both cases: To whom do I submit my report? / Whom do I submit my report to?

[@rafaelc.s3326]

Pavel P - I'm not sure, but in this case I would use: To whom do I submit my report? or...who do i submit my report to?

[@javauk]

Good question, that i'd like to find out too.

[@EnglishClass101]

"To whom do I submit my report" is technically correct. Many people who are strict about grammar believe ending a sentence with a preposition is absolutely terrible. But...so many people use this style of speaking (and writing) that it has become an acceptable form of communication. So I don't consider "whom do I submit my report to?" to be entirely incorrect. If I were editing a book or something official, I would change it. But in speech, it's no problem. Despite all of this, in modern English (particularly spoken English), it's extremely common to end sentences with prepositions. Moreover, most people don't care much about distinguishing between "who" and "whom." Though not *technically* correct, the most common question you'll hear is actually "who do I submit my report to?" Using "whom" (even when it's correct!) sounds pretentious to many people. Kinda interesting. Hope this helps! -Alisha

[@pavelp7148]

@@EnglishClass101 Thank you for your reply. But, one more little question for the sake of clarification: would it be considered as an error if I use sentences with a preposition at the end and use who instead of whom during my IELS or TOEFL test? Or it would be better to adhere to the oficial grammar stile (rules) in oder to get a better mark?

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Thank you so much!! ^^

[@Examsadda20]

Awesome teacher

[@isidoremensah6655]

You’re the best

[@aligbeer]

Shine again Alisha you are amazing 😉 thanks 🙏

[@coleachiosa8689]

Great

[@darnaudirakoze2055]

thank u dear

[@heshanrishitha7544]

To whom did you give the book? Or Whom did you give the book to? What is correct Madam? Please tell me thanks

[@henrywindsorrurikovich9303]

You are my relative as a teacher 💓 sorry if I , great class teacher :)

[@revamlu8152]

Hi alisha iam revathi,i want to ask one question,what is the difference between during and while and how to use that which instant

[@helloenglish343]

wow u r looking nice in this style

[@taamatizzajonas5627]

Which one is more official to use who and whom?

[@shahrzad-bu9io]

In the example : the man who you think is a doctor is actually a male nurse / i thought it should have been whom in my exam but the sentence is correct, i don't understand why?

[@RealEverydayEnglish]

Great video 😎

[@maichal4409]

I'm not a native speaker and I saw the "whom" word first time when I was really advanced already. The "whom" word I see very rarely, even in emails with my British associates. Now I know why - it's a little bit prancing ;)

[@maanghazi8506]

Nice

[@wafaquttainah8889]

Hi Alisha I have a question please, The person (whom or who?)stole the technology was caught at the airport last night.

[@美丽美丽-o1j]

When you uesd Who or Whom ?and what is prefer?

[@rajibdesai]

Written is not visible

[@luiscarlitosrecinos8598]

So since in American english whom is fading away, then can I say something like this: The manager TO "WHO" i summited my report yesterday wants to see me today. I spoke to Luis today WITH "WHO" i play soccer ⚽ on weekends. Well now are those sentences acceptable exactly the way I presented them? That's how I have been speaking, correct me please if i am mistaken. 🤩😃 Thanks!

[@Bandeirath]

Essa professora é uma gracinha e a maioria das mulheres americanas também haha

[@vannycarrillobarrera9617]

I have one question: When can a use Just Whom and When can a add "To" before whom?

[@rafaelc.s3326]

"To" es como la preposición "a" en espanõl. Por esa lógica yo diria que siempre se usaria "to" cuando tu usas "a quien" en su lengua. Pero la chica dijo que "whom" es muy formal y la mayoria usa "who", asi que nadie se preocupará por eso.

[@AhmadAhmad-jc1rl]

What is the difference between who and whose

[@mtchance]

let me know WHOM and TO WHOM are the same or different?

[@josa18ful]

Can we say? Whom is It for?

[@SuperBiriu]

Ficou muito pequeno as letras, pra vê de smartphone

[@gayankumara9837]

my friend do not write using red color can not see

[@glassoftruth5594]

Is this sentence correct? "You have to defend the country to whom you've become a representative." Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks in advance

[@mhamedrauf665]

🖐️🖐️

[@glassoftruth5594]

@@mhamedrauf665 wht?

[@mhamedrauf665]

@@glassoftruth5594 Where are you from?

[@glassoftruth5594]

@@mhamedrauf665 Indonesia

[@mhamedrauf665]

@@glassoftruth5594 Do you live jakarta 🧐

[@mdrakibhossinmallik3451]

if you aree who i think then you are having relation with him. if you are whom i think then you are having relation with him. which one is correct?

[@kaitlin1532]

Thin what do I yous whom for????

[@Podtwaven]

Hi alisha👍🙌

[@eftekharahmed7793]

One of the most useful video. But Alisha, are you a muslim?

[@viviqurium1446]

I'm confused. “Who are you waiting for?”, “Whom are you waiting for?” which one is correct? ;(

[@abaazer60]

استاذة ليش ما بترجمي للعربي

[@vfrfoxtrott6430]

Hello✌...

[@mohamedhamdyahmedali108]

You're , awesome

[@kindguy4106]

Nice!:-)

[@rajatchaudhary1189]

Why do American native speakers use who instead of whom ? ? Eg whom do you live with ? ( correct) They say who do you live with ?

[@yeraljavier5332]

I wanna konw it too!!

[@pavelp7148]

Most of them are ignorant. But foreigners must learn grammar well to pass IELTS and TOEFL.

[@murugesanr1691]

Madam.... There are some Sentence....they use the word "who" as a connecting word . Could you please explain little bit about that...?

[@ranjnasingla2878]

Nyc video

[@reshmas6566]

What if the answer starts with 'his''

[@Mass3oud]

Nice t-shirt AL

[@ramjeetkumaryadav7732]

Ma'am why don't I understand English song without seeing lyrics

[@grlugo6647]

😘 To whom I am sending this

[@castillogaliciaricardo5299]

Ryan used me as an object

[@negbefla6956]

Difficult to follow because the writing is too small.

[@Krishncivilsoftware]

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[@arcticgaming1998]

Plz mam tell me in urdu

[@osamabalenciaga110]

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[@poetryandsufithoughts2647]

Hi Alisha looking serious... Why ?

[@MaidanTv]

First viewer

[@oussemazayeti8435]

I love you Alisha

[@mohammedalmontasir6914]

so early here

[@theophonchana6307]

Whom is too formal and old. We don't say whom anymore. But now we say who instead.

[@fernandodasilvaalmeida5809]

Não consegui colocar a legendado

[@dason8914]

Please, Using korean language. This is because I can't your speech.

[@abdulmhaimenhashem6783]

Ooh you’re so far of the camera I can’t see the writing

[@ozairkayani659]

first comment

[@farihaafzali2721]

I saw a girl whom won a gold medal last year in the olympic

[@farihaafzali2721]

Can you say i should use whom or who

[@DeltaAssaultGaming]

Nobody uses Whom anymore

[@JkVersus]

"Who know for whom this book is?" Easy peasy lemon squeezy. :)

[@lindamon5101]

Knows*?

[@tomyversetti4933]

😍😙

[@kholoudmohammed5513]

its not understandable- .-.