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General Grammar Questions. Let's perfect (if possible) Grammars!



qomoco 24 / 104  
Feb 1, 2010   #1
Give these old coats to ____________ seems to need them most.

whoever or whomever?

The answer I got from other website says it's whomever but according to their rules (him+he use whoever), so I'm confused.

I will have a lot more grammar questions keep coming. :]

Does anyone have more who vs whom quizzes? I need more practice(s). lol

practices or practice?

Mustafa1991 8 / 369  
Feb 1, 2010   #2
This doesn't matter so much. Fluent speakers of English probably don't know with surety, when to apply the words. Nevertheless, I think it's whoever.
nishh 1 / 3  
Feb 1, 2010   #3
whomever is more correct :)
EF_Kevin 8 / 13053  
Feb 3, 2010   #4
Yes, unfortunately, the right way to write it is whomever. I hate that, because it sounds like such a smug, prissy, proper way to talk. It's one of those rules I deliberately don't observe, because I don't need to seek approval from whomever might judge me for not using "whom."


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