Question

Anyone willing to help with 4 language questions maybe 5?

Answer 1

Which form of the interrogative pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

__________ has the largest collection of coins?

A.
Whom

B.
Who

Answer 2

Which form of the interrogative pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

__________ has the biggest smile in that picture?

A.
Whom

B.
Who

Answer 3

Which form of the interrogative pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

__________ is your best friend?

A.
Whom

B.
Who

Answer 4

Which form of the interrogative pronoun correctly completes the sentence?

To __________ were you talking last night?

A.
whom

B.
who

Answer 5

I have always based who and whom off of which sounds the best. I wish I could give you an actual guide of when to use each one and when not to use each one.

Answer 6

well it is very confusing to me they both could work.

Answer 7

these are the last couple questions please help

Answer 8

I can't it anywhere in my ELA book. (are you really a teen mom?)

Answer 9

Yes, and who and whoever are used as a subject to a verb. Whom and whomever are used as an object in a sentence. (I hope that made sense!)

Answer 10

Who is a subject. Whom is an object.

Answer 11

I think the 1st one is who

Answer 12

hmmm, who and whom have case just as personal pronouns do. Because who is in the nominative case, it is used as a subject ex. ''
Who wrote that book''?

Answer 13

Correct!

Answer 14

the book is K12s English 6th grade book

Answer 15

yea thats what im reading from

Answer 16

:D i do k12 too

Answer 17

can you find it anywhere

Answer 18

cool

Answer 19

1st one is who

Answer 20

i think the secound one is whom im not sure

Answer 21

i think the 2 is whom to

Answer 22

I am a connections academy 10th grader so no help with the book. Let me look through my book. Although who is a subject and whom IS an object.

Answer 23

i know for sure the the 3rd one is who

Answer 24

To WHOM are you talking to? is precisely the same as To WHAT are you talking to?

Answer 25

They are all who except for the last one because the first few are using the underline as a subject rather than an object.

Answer 26

K thank u guys so much not sure how to medal

Answer 27

and the fourth is whom, because ''to whom'' is a preposition phrase. So whom is thee
object of the preposition.

Answer 28

Hope that helped

Answer 29

yes it did

Answer 30

got 100% thank you guys so much

Answer 31

You might want to put questions like these in the Language and Culture section. You'll get more responses that way.

Answer 32

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