WHO vs. WHOM in English 🇬🇧

Here’s a trick on how to use WHOM in English!
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[@griffinina]

This is brilliant! If only my teacher explain it this way back at school. Easy to understand!

[@trish996]

Yeah 😒

[@raquelrivas2431]

Thanks. I've never said whom because I didn't know when to use it. Your explanation makes things easier !

[@nasrinali2328]

Excellent teaching, perfect explanation and very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

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And just like that he taught you in 2 minutes what 10 teachers in the past couldn't

[@ljiljaandjelic4559]

Antonio,you are so good at simple explaining! Your explanations are easy to understand,precise and without unnecessary complicated expressions. Bravo!

[@cmcastroz]

Excellent way to explain the difference. I’m an ESL teacher too and I couldn’t have explained it better. Thanks Antonio, your videos are very useful for us teachers too. Congrats! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Bonjour,
Je ne sais pas ce qu'est ESL teacher ? Merci et bonne journée.

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[@shyamalganguly3598]

In native collocations "with who/" is normal and I think it sounds fast uncluttered, and acceptable, I think!!

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You resolve all The tricky things about english. Thankyou

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The more I follow you on yiutube the more I learn and the more I get passionate about the English language
I've been studying the English language for more than 20 years but you are the top of the top ever
You are even better than natives!
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Marco

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Wow!! clear and understandable.Thank.u for this lesson,Sir.❤️

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Excelente explicación thankyou Antonio 😘🤗🌹🌹

[@bernadettealegarbes7895]

I loved this lesson sir, only in this lesson which i clearly understand on how to use whom who in the sentence, i have learned this in your previous lesson

[@zacharythompson2342]

Excellent explanation! As a native American English speaker, I know and appropriately use "for whom" and "by whom" correctly but most people don't use it that way. They say "for who" or "by who." Even high society native speakers will get that wrong.

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[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

The good news is that hardly anyone uses it, so in most cases, most people don't need to worry about it too much!

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You're really killing it man.

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Nice explanation!

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Thank you teacher I have always had this doubt

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Often whom is or used to be seen in business correspondence. To whom it may concern: on the attention line. When the person's name is not known.

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[@tombill8591]

I had it at school
Usually I do it by feeling

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Dammit! This is shouldn't be that easy!!

[@petercross3356]

I like your, channel😊 Correct me if I'm wrong. He, she, or they, if the subject is followed by a verb or linking verb, the use of who is in order, on the other hand, in cases of him, her, or they, as they could not be used as actors, whom is appropriate.

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Finally I identify who is that you remind me of. An actor from mu childhood. Gabriel Valenzuela. Two drops of water.

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You made this easy antonio, thank you.
( I'm not confident with my grammar please do correct me😁)

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Ciao Antonio dove posso trovare un video per capire quali verbi reggono il gerundio Ing form or to?! Non riesco ad imparare una lista! Idem prharalverb😤

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[@ronin6782]

I personally disagree with "use 'whom' after a preposition, even if it's a normal everyday conversation." I don't think I've heard any American say "with whom" in conversation. I'm not sure what the British do, though.
By the way, even though it's way more common to say "with who" in conversation, As a native speaker, I think that Americans, I would say "Who are you going with?"

[@dannyjorde2677]

You shouldn't care about what other people do. If you know how to say things correctly and you're used to say them correctly, don't do it wrong on purpose just because "everyone does it wrong"

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I don't give a dame to grammar I'm currently acquiring the language through listening like we all did with own language it's easy but we must be patience

[@PraneethPranu]

Teacher is He or she iam confuse d?

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Thank you so much! That was clever and easy to learn. I did not have that clear, but now it is.

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I do! I’m on TikTok @antonioparlati 😁

[@josephmessina4832]

honestly as a native english speaker, i don’t think i use whom

[@huhner_suppe]

For everyone confused in the comments, I am a native English speaker and have never used whom in my entire life lol