PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Whom
Should it be:
Whom are you going with. Or
Who are you going with.
Thanks.
Whom are you going with. Or
Who are you going with.
Thanks.
Top answer
Both are OK. The first is very formal; the second is what we usually say.
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Both are OK. The first is very formal; the second is what we usually say.
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