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'Who' and 'whom' can be a common source of confusion so we've explained how you can use them below. Read on to learn more!
'Who' and 'whom' are used when talking about people.
A rule that is used when you're trying to work out when to use 'who' or 'whom' is to ask yourself if you would answer he/she or him/her to the question.
That means:
He/she = who and him/her = whom.
For example:
A: "Whom should I vote for?"
B: "You should vote for him."
A: "Who was the last to leave the building?"
B: "He was last."
Source: Australiaplus.com Radio
'Who' and 'whom' are used when talking about people.
A rule that is used when you're trying to work out when to use 'who' or 'whom' is to ask yourself if you would answer he/she or him/her to the question.
That means:
He/she = who and him/her = whom.
For example:
A: "Whom should I vote for?"
B: "You should vote for him."
A: "Who was the last to leave the building?"
B: "He was last."
Source: Australiaplus.com Radio
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