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Which sentence uses who correctly? A.Who is the person that I should call? B.From who did you receive the call? C.To who are you speaking?Who did you call?
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I believe its A, because B+C would use whom instead of who.
In modern informal English A is correct. Grammatically Whom should I call? is correct because "whom" is the object of "to call" and should be in the objective case.
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