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I know officially the word "whom" is the accusative form of "who", but is it only I who thinks it doesn't fit without a preposition before>
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@awlkhalyan it? As in, "whom did they sell it to?" doesn't seem right; "to whom it may concern" DOES seem right. I saw the first example>
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@awlkhalyan in a book and it really irked me.
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@awlkhalyan isnt "whom did they sell it to" much the same as "to whom did they sell it"? Sounds ok to me
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@mcscx They are the same and reflecting, "it" in this sentence is the subject, "who" is object, so accusative case is correct.
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@awlkhalyan i hardly even know how to use "whom"
Saturday, 23-Aug-14 01:07:32 UTC from web-
@mushi It's an anachronism anymore, a word you use if you're a hipster, in speech.
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