Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Who/whom
Is who or whom correct in the following sentence?
"Please mark those contacts who/whom you would like to receive an Encore pamphlet."
I want to say that the answer is "whom," but I am not sure.
Thanks!
"Please mark those contacts who/whom you would like to receive an Encore pamphlet."
I want to say that the answer is "whom," but I am not sure.
Thanks!
Top answer
Anonymous Please mark those contacts who/whom you would like to receive an Encore pamphlet. You would like them to receive the pamphlet. Not *You would like they to receive the pamphlet.
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AnonymousPlease mark those contacts who/whom you would like to receive an Encore pamphlet.You would like them to receive the pamphlet.
Not *You would like they to receive the pamphlet.
So it's whom.
CJ
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