Vocabulary

Who or whom?
There will be times when your writing needs to be more formal essay writing
is an example, but also in a report, or a business letter. This is when using
whom can be a useful choice; but using it wrongly is worse than not using it
at all if you arent sure always use the informal alternative who.
Practice your knowledge by choosing the correct pronoun in the examples
below.
[Tip! You might consider that whom could be answered with him or her,
whereas who is more the equivalent of he or she. In English grammar,
whom is said to the object form of the pronoun and who is the subject
form].
1. I saw Mike, who(m) I met after the game. (clue: I met him)
2. Who(m) does this pen belong to? (clue: it is his pen)
3. The teacher to who(m) I was assigned, Mrs. Brown, is in Room 101. (clue: I
was assigned to her)
4. Im not quite certain who(m) the senate selected?
5. Who(m) did the committee finally elect as president?
6. You signed a contract with who(m)?
7. Who(m)ever the school chooses shall be the one to go forward.
8. Yes but who(m) can we turn to in time of crisis?
9. My language tutor, who(m) I am indebted to, taught me to the best way to
speak and write.
10. Two of the speakers who(m) the party expelled have been re-elected.