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It Seems That the Who/Whom Dilemma Still Affects Some of Us…

Posted by Editormum on Thursday, 6 May 2004 in Grammar Problems, Usage and Diction |

Who is the subjective or nominative case of the word; in plain English, who acts as a subject or predicate nominative…most of the time. I don’t know who you are. Who steals my purse steals trash. Whom is objective case; that is, it must be an object. It will follow a preposition or a verb […]

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