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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).
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Choosing between who, whom, and whose depends on whether the pronoun functions as a subject, an object, or shows possession.- Published on
Use "that" to point to specific things or link ideas, and "what" to ask questions or refer to things in general- Published on
Nouns name people, places, things, or ideas, while pronouns replace them to avoid repetition