Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Whoever vs. whomever
Which is correct in the following sentence?
I'm excited for the chance to meet you and whoever you decide to bring to dinner.
I'm excited for the chance to meet you and whomever you decide to bring to dinner.
I'm excited for the chance to meet you and whoever you decide to bring to dinner.
I'm excited for the chance to meet you and whomever you decide to bring to dinner.
Top answer
' I'm excited about the chance to meet you and whomever you decide to bring to dinner. The underlined are both objects. c45
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Anonymous You can also ask 'Which of the following sentences is correct?'c45
I'm excited about the chance to meet you and whomever you decide to bring to dinner.
The underlined are both objects.
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