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Who is used for the subject (the person performing the action), while whom is used for the object (the person receiving the action).

Choosing between who, whom, and whose depends on whether the pronoun functions as a subject, an object, or shows possession.

A complete guide to understanding the difference between these four essential time expressions, with clear explanations and practical examples.

This comprehensive guide provides a complete list of irregular English verbs, including their base form, simple past, past participle, and Spanish translation.

The Hidden Traps of English Verbs, Accents, and Homophones That Can Lead to Hilarious Misunderstandings.