who vs. whom. 1. who / whom did you ask to the dance?
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Who vs. Whom
1. Who / Whom did you ask to the dance?
1. Who / Whom did you ask to the dance?
You did ask who / whom to the dance.
1. Who / Whom did you ask to the dance?
You did ask whom to the dance.
WHOM is the D.O.
2. Who / Whom do you think stole the 3-foot ceramic pickle?
2. Who / Whom do you think stole the 3-foot ceramic pickle?
You do think who / whom stole the 3-foot ceramic pickle.
2. Who / Whom do you think stole the 3-foot ceramic pickle?
You do think who / whom stole the 3-foot ceramic pickle.
2. Who / Whom do you think stole the 3-foot ceramic pickle?
You do think who stole the 3-foot ceramic pickle.
WHO is the Subject
3. Who / Whom will the lead in the musical be?
3. Who / Whom will the lead in the musical be?
The lead in the musical will be who / whom.
3. Who / Whom will the lead in the musical be?
The lead in the musical will be who.
WHO is the P.N.
4. Whoever / Whomever ate the last brown sugar and cinnamon Pop Tart owes me an apology.
4. Whoever / Whomever ate the last brown sugar and cinnamon Pop Tart owes me an apology.
4. Whoever ate the last brown sugar and cinnamon Pop Tart owes me an apology.
WHOEVER is the Subject
5. Rep. John Boehner gave whoever / whomever he saw at the political rally free noogies.
5. Rep. John Boehner gave whoever / whomever he saw at the political rally free noogies.
5. Rep. John Boehner gave whoever / whomever he saw at the political rally free noogies.
he saw whoever / whomever at the political rally
5. Rep. John Boehner gave whoever / whomever he saw at the political rally free noogies.
he saw whomever at the political rally
WHOMEVER is the D.O.
6. Whoever / Whomever dropped the pungent stink-bombs in the stairways has the maturity of a peanut.
6. Whoever / Whomever dropped the pungent stink-bombs in the stairways has the maturity of a peanut.
6. Whoever / Whomever dropped the pungent stink-bombs in the stairways has the maturity of a peanut.
Whoever dropped the pungent stink-bombs in the stairways
WHOEVER is the Subject
7. Marsh gave whoever / whomever supports the Giants a crying towel and a comforting hug.
7. Marsh gave whoever / whomever supports the Giants a crying towel and a comforting hug.
7. Marsh gave whoever / whomever supports the Giants a crying towel and a comforting hug.
whoever supports the Giants
WHOEVER is the Subject
8. The Amish farmers, who / whom we chased with pitchforks and cow bells, retaliated and ambushed us at the bus stop.
8. The Amish farmers, who / whom we chased with pitchforks and cow bells, retaliated and ambushed us at the bus stop.
8. The Amish farmers, who / whom we chased with pitchforks and cow bells, retaliated and ambushed us at the bus stop.
we chased who / whom with pitchforks and cow bells
8. The Amish farmers, who / whom we chased with pitchforks and cow bells, retaliated and ambushed us at the bus stop.
we chased whom with pitchforks and cow bells
WHOM is the D.O.
9. The teacher who / whom has the drooling problem and ferocious appetite for Twinkies is Mr. Dougherty.
9. The teacher who / whom has the drooling problem and ferocious appetite for Twinkies is Mr. Dougherty.
9. The teacher who / whom has the drooling problem and ferocious appetite for Twinkies is Mr. Dougherty.
who has the drooling problem and ferocious appetite for Twinkies
WHO is the Subject
10. The furry senior citizen who / whom we had caught in a box trap was hired by the Solanco Fair as a side-show act.
10. The furry senior citizen who / whom we had caught in a box trap was hired by the Solanco Fair as a side-show act.
10. The furry senior citizen who / whom we had caught in a box trap was hired by the Solanco Fair as a side-show act.
we had caught who / whom in a box trap
10. The furry senior citizen who / whom we had caught in a box trap was hired by the Solanco Fair as a side-show act.
we had caught whom in a box trap
WHOM is the D.O.
11. My brother, who / whom is an idiot, fried an egg in the toaster.
11. My brother, who / whom is an idiot, fried an egg in the toaster.
11. My brother, who / whom is an idiot, fried an egg in the toaster.
who is an idiot
WHO is the Subject
12. Unfortunately, the girl who / whom is barking like a dog is my blind date.
12. Unfortunately, the girl who / whom is barking like a dog is my blind date.
12. Unfortunately, the girl who / whom is barking like a dog is my blind date.
who is barking like a dog
WHO is the Subject
13. Who / Whom did you go to the mall with?
13. Who / Whom did you go to the mall with?
You did go to the mall with who / whom
13. Who / Whom did you go to the mall with?
You did go to the mall with whom
WHOM is the O.O.P.
14. Marsh, who / whom enjoys a good three hours of mindless driving in an oval, lost consciousness after lap 300 during Sunday’s race.
14. Marsh, who / whom enjoys a good three hours of mindless driving in an oval, lost consciousness after lap 300 during Sunday’s race.
14. Marsh, who / whom enjoys a good three hours of mindless driving in an oval, lost consciousness after lap 300 during Sunday’s race.
who / whom enjoys a good three hours of mindless driving in an oval
14. Marsh, who / whom enjoys a good three hours of mindless driving in an oval, lost consciousness after lap 300 during Sunday’s race.
who enjoys a good three hours of mindless driving in an oval
WHO is the subject
15. Hannah, who / whom eats tree bark and bathes in rain barrels, disrupted the Tea Party rally, yelling, “Save the rainforest!”
15. Hannah, who / whom eats tree bark and bathes in rain barrels, disrupted the Tea Party rally, yelling, “Save the rainforest!”
15. Hannah, who / whom eats tree bark and bathes in rain barrels, disrupted the Tea Party rally, yelling, “Save the rainforest!”
who eats tree bark and bathes in rain barrels
15. Hannah, who / whom eats tree bark and bathes in rain barrels, disrupted the Tea Party rally, yelling, “Save the rainforest!”
who eats tree bark and bathes in rain barrels
WHO is the Subject
16. Who / Whom did you buy that Nerf Uzi from?
16. Who / Whom did you buy that Nerf Uzi from?
You did buy that Nerf Uzi from who / whom.
16. Who / Whom did you buy that Nerf Uzi from?
You did buy that Nerf Uzi from who / whom.
16. Who / Whom did you buy that Nerf Uzi from?
You did buy that Nerf Uzi from whom.
WHOM is the O.O.P.
17. Who / Whom wrote lots of gibberish on the wall?
17. Who / Whom wrote lots of gibberish on the wall?
Who wrote lots of gibberish on the wall
WHO is the Subject
18. Dylan, a cannibal, sautéed and grilled whoever / whomever he caught.
18. Dylan, a cannibal, sautéed and grilled whoever / whomever he caught.
18. Dylan, a cannibal, sautéed and grilled whoever / whomever he caught.
he caught whoever / whomever
18. Dylan, a cannibal, sautéed and grilled whoever / whomever he caught.
he caught whomever
WHOMEVER is the D.O.
19. Heather, who / whom we left at the bowling alley, hitchhiked home.
19. Heather, who / whom we left at the bowling alley, hitchhiked home.
19. Heather, who / whom we left at the bowling alley, hitchhiked home.
we left who / whom at the bowling alley
19. Heather, who / whom we left at the bowling alley, hitchhiked home.
we left whom at the bowling alley
WHOM is the D.O.
20. Out of both goalies, who / whom do you think has the better punt?
20. Out of both goalies, who / whom do you think has the better punt?
Out of both goalies, you do think who / whom has the better punt.
20. Out of both goalies, who / whom do you think has the better punt?
Out of both goalies, you do think who / whom has the better punt.
20. Out of both goalies, who / whom do you think has the better punt?
Out of both goalies, you do think who / whom has the better punt.
who has the better punt
WHO is the Subject