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    This document provides examples of using who vs whom and which vs that in sentences, as well as examples using prepositions like at, in, and on to indicate the object being referred to. It demonstrates the proper use of who/whom and which/that based on whether the word is the subject or object of a clause, and how to determine whether to use who, whom, which, or that based on this.

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    - The boy who/that you are looking at is my friend.

    - The boy AT WHOM you are looking is my friend.


    Preposition --> Always WHOM
    - The picture (which / that) you are looking at is marvellous.
    - The piscture AT WHICH you are looking is marvellous.
    - The child whose parents work as doctors is ill.
    - The place where Shakespeare was born is Standford- upon- Avon.
    - The place Shakespeare was born IN is S-U-A.
    - That is the day when we met.

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