Whom

[verbavolant]

These messages are written by whom and read by whom?
do this sentence include any errror?

[ayachi]

Originally Posted by Tdol

I use it in formal writing and speech.

Generally speaking , I use when it is followed by a preposition whether in spoken or written English. Thanks indeed

[ayachi]

thanks very much for the efforts you 've been making to achieve a perfect English.

[MR SOLIMAN]

Originally Posted by Epica

yes like you ...

I myself avoid using whom in either formal or informal situations except when it comes after a preposition.

[wise owl]

I use it more in writing, less in speech. It is true that now more people use "who" instead of "whom".

[Teia]

Hi!

I use whom whenever it is necessary and required. In my country, English language exams are taken seriously and we are supposed to use this pronoun correctly ; we always have to know and demonstrate the difference between who and whom.

[forumtest]

its only after prepositions

[Eden Darien]

I used to use whom whenever it's possible in communication. But I don't think that if you use who instead of whom it means you are using slang. Am I right?
Because nowadays people kept chasing time, so they want to speak economically and quickly by any means.

If you are a non-native speaker, it's better to keep using whom instead of who, or else we might get confused... Just my opinion though

[The French]

Originally Posted by Tdol

I use it in formal writing and speech.

Hello, I'm 'The French,

I prefer use the word 'that' it's more easy.

What is the difference between which and whom?

Thank.

[Omania]

" This is the girl whom i met last night"

is the usgae of ( whom ) in the above sentence is correct..?

thanks :)