Grammar Practice Book. Level 2
- It should be c, not d. This one is obvious, if you look at the options.
- It should be Whom, not Who. This one needs to be explained, because this is a mistake even native speakers of English make. So, what's the difference?
Who is a subject (can be mentally substituted by he), and whom is an object (can be mentally substituted by him). The final m in whom and him will help you use who and whom correctly.
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