Who vs Whom | Improve Your Grammar in Minutes | EasyTeaching

[@carlillingworth88]

I've struggled to grasp this for ages and every video or article I've used has not helped. But this has. Brilliantly explained. Thanks

[@parvathymenon9346]

The easiest explanation! Thank you very much.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@makayla946]

Who and whom were confusing me on the act but I think I've got them now. Great video!

[@Firecracker511]

Very helpful! I rarely ever hear anyone ever use the word whom and I generally dont have many difficulties speaking english and grammar and vocabulary and all that stuff, but I think theres no such thing as perfect and you can always improve so while I did know which pronouns to use as in him vs he or they vs them but I didnt know the rest of the things in the video and I believe this will help me improve my grammar. Thank you very much!

[@EasyTeachingNet]

It's not commonly used so I always appreciate it when I hear it used correctly!

[@alexandrumacedon291]

thank you. i'm romanian we are not ....how other people call us, i'm glad to have the opportunity to learn more everyday :)

[@faheemali706]

Your technique he, she and him, her for who/whom made my day.. thank you so much

[@MoviesMoveMe]

THANK YOU!!! This was so well explained. I LOVE the rule you gave (if you can use he/she, it's who, and if you can use him/her, it's whom), thaaaat's what I've needed to finally start grasping this, lol. And the color coding in the video!!! So well explained, thank you. :) Subscribed. :)

[@EasyTeachingNet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@choi9358]

this is the best lesson I've learned ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@androgyny77]

This was helpful to know how I'm supposed to use whom - but having only lived in countries where English was the first language, I've honestly never encountered a single person in my entire life who uses the word whom, so I'm not going to bother.

[@islahartel9304]

No one uses it cause honestly, we don’t get it. It’s only needed for testing purposes.

[@digimiya7063]

This is the explanation I like the most. Nice and clear, thank you!

[@GrantSchinto]

I've used English handbooks and the like for about 4 decades but this got the job of setting me straight on this topic once and for all in 3 minutes. Great work!

[@BuddhistLovesLife]

This is the only video that could get me to learn this. I get it now. Yay! I'm happy!

[@Milo-1975]

Now that’s some good shit. Who created this video? The creators of this video, whom i admire for making this, deserves 100k subs.

[@Prodajemprsute]

I finally understood this. I'm so thankful !!!!

[@muhammadasim8994]

Thank you for helping me and I got it very well. Continue this channel like this and help the student because students must have the problems and I hope, you will help them and I am very happy as well because my problem finished due to this video. Thank you so much and may Allah succees you

[@amop2250]

I was struggling with this so much, thank you!

[@tychen1978]

The best video on this topic. Outstanding

[@robbie_]

We need to delete the word "whom" from the English language.

[@sadafehsan18]

Fr

[@Profileiscat]

So right

[@Aleena-8043]

Fr fr

[@ahmedtarek321]

Thank you very much for your explanation

[@towhidulislam7882]

It was a great lesson for me. Thanks a zillion.

[@atiquzzamanmahin3677]

Worth watching video!

[@progamerthomas4713]

Thanks. I was finally able to understand the concept.

[@PhuongHoang-up9qh]

It’s really easy to understand and helpful.

[@Shinyaquamarine]

Thanks for this lesson! ❤

[@EasyTeachingNet]

You're welcome.

[@cfam7436]

Great teacher. Thank you very much.

[@islahartel9304]

Holy shit. I’m a native English speaker born and raised in America and been speaking English my entire life. Never understood this till now. The key was understanding the subject/object distinction. thank you!

[@parsa8355]

this was very helpful, thank you!

[@christinehu5323]

This was so helpful!!! Thank you!!

[@norrannasreldeen6318]

Nice and simple

[@tramhicks1215]

got it, thanks

[@toeknee4B11T]

Thank yoou! This really helped!

[@lawrenceomorodion6927]

Nice formula trick

[@ahmadalmousa6763]

thank you!

[@great4858]

you’re the best! thank you!

[@biancadarius7344]

Thanks for the explanation . You save me for my exam .

[@lavenderlovelifeuk]

Brilliant. Thanks.

[@harshdeepkaur3108]

You are very very thank you very very very very very very very very very very thank you tomorrow is my exam but I did not know the difference between who and home thank you now I understand it thanks to you may god give you a long age thank you thank you very much ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@EasyTeachingNet]

I'm so glad the video helped!

[@mlvijayanand]

Wonderful way of teaching

[@g_i_a_n_n_a]

thank you so much! i have a grammar test tmr and this was so helpful

[@EasyTeachingNet]

Good luck with your grammar test!

[@khadijasahar2384]

❤❤❤thanks

[@anitadevi-sw5yr]

Thanks it helped

[@EasyTeachingNet]

Glad to hear it

[@Maryamiqra1177]

Thank you soo much for this amazing leacture ❤

[@hamzasamy8843]

Great video 📹 👍 👏 👌

[@yogijiverma5178]

Thank you❤

[@EasyTeachingNet]

You're welcome 😊

[@BeautifulDisaster2121]

Thank you!!!!

[@DEEPENDRAKUMAWAT-le5cb]

awesome,

[@solitaryman172]

Thx!

[@francis_clavel]

Very well explained, thank you ! :)

[@utterdonkey]

But whom isn't used after a preposition in "whom did you take to the beach". You said it's always used after a preposition???

[@_hanagamin6964]

Thanks

[@teacherkellyreis]

Great! But 5:20, not ALWAYS. "Whom did you take to the beach?" "That friend whom you took to the beach last time is such a nice person." no prepositions there, it depends on the verbs!

[@EasyTeachingNet]

You're right that's not exclusively used after prepositions, however it is always used after a preposition (in that 'who' is never used after one) 🙂

[@tilila5780]

Great thanks

[@moawiasulaiman3157]

What about senteces like, jasmine is the lifeguard who worked at the pool last summer or Dr Gillespie is the physician whom my neighbors recommended how do we solve these

[@Simba.Luna.]

Thank You

[@yyy5121]

Useful ！Thanks

[@danielahurtado9921]

excelente video, me encantó

[@LeeTheKnight]

I deliberately try to muscle 'whom' into conversations at every opportunity.

[@Ana-Amera]

Thank you!! I didnt know how to use it but after i watch the video now i know how to use them thank you so much your the best!! U desrive everything great in your life!!😊😊

[@EasyTeachingNet]

Glad I could help!

[@bandawhat33]

too bad nobody talks like this. But for writing something formal it's good to know.

[@Itz_Limee]

Thank you so much. I read something about this but it only confused me more.

[@EasyTeachingNet]

No worries!

[@simplyKr324]

thàaaaaaaank you!

[@rehanahmedbukhari8425]

Nicely explained

[@bhavishy_choudhary]

Thnx for clearing my doubt tomorrow is my exam from🇮🇳

[@MisterSt4r]

He is the messiah!

[@mahdiarkolahan-q4r]

LIFE SAVIOR!!! ISTG I WAS SO GOING TO FAIL TOMMOROW

[@miszczfezorowski]

It... It really is that easy, huh? Thanks :D

[@DivineRedwood]

*Outstanding video.*

[@tourzo]

Very helpful ❤️💜💚💗

[@MCYounIma]

Well done !

[@raiusususu3217]

thankyouuu!!

[@StringentStrixVods]

Example 3:50 but what if its already in the stating sentence form

[@sandipbangal3752]

Yes,I got it.but,he loves Jack. Whom or to Whom does he love? He gave Jack a pen.Whom or to Whom did he gave a pen? He gave a pen to Jack. Whom or to Whom did he give a pen? Which should I use? Please guide me.

[@yelizdemir3088]

Are these correct examples? Whom will you visit ? Or With whom will you dance ?

[@mikeyboy2154]

Who saw whom ? Sorted

[@sandipbangal3752]

You say in this video, whom is always used after preposition. But,a few second ago,u write this sentence, whom did u take to beach? I am confused. Please help me when to use whom and when to whom.

[@EasyTeachingNet]

After a preposition, it is always 'whom' rather than 'who'. However, after a preposition is not the only time 'whom' is used. We can check by answering the question- if the answer is 'him' or 'her' (rather than 'he' or 'she'), 'whom' is used. To apply that to your example (Whom did u take to beach?), we could answer it with 'I took him/her to the beach.' We wouldn't answer with 'I took he/she to the beach.'

[@funwithdidiandhasu6032]

I was learning German do I came here🤣🤣

[@litandebnath5774]

Thanks a lot ❤️

[@EasyTeachingNet]

You're welcome 😊

[@ileneingley9385]

cr7

[@RightWingCorrectWing]

Y'all really had to do Alison like that? Women aren't objects!

[@skvlsky]

🇬🇧 = 🇵🇱 Who? = Kto? Whom? = Kogo?

[@jonathanarango4610]

You saw her at the shops? 🤯

[@EleonorJL-qi7se]

LMAO🤣

[@Chris-gm4hk]

This hurts my brain. Whom agrees?

[@mikekram2199]

Clear as mud

[@Nishkarsh98]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@michaelbooher612]

Thank you

[@unclemoepeanutoil2730]

Thanks

[@sandipbangal3752]

Yes,I got it.but,he loves Jack. Whom or to Whom does he love? He gave Jack a pen.Whom or to Whom did he gave a pen? He gave a pen to Jack. Whom or to Whom did he give a pen? Which should I use? Please guide me.