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    Default Darrell Chisolm Jr

    How would you teach an English as a Second Language student how to use who versus whom?

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    Default Re: Darrell Chisolm Jr

    Quote Originally Posted by DeeJay12 View Post
    How would you teach an English as a Second Language student how to use who versus whom?
    I would tell my students that who is always acceptable except in the most formal written forms of British English.

    If a student were likely to be moving in exalted circles, I would explain that whom is the object form.
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    Default Re: Darrell Chisolm Jr

    Welcome to Using English.

    They only need to use to use 'whom' after a preposition.

    What has your title got to do with anything? Please read the Posting Guidelines, one of which states

    'Thread titles should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.'

    If you had given your thread the title 'Who/whom' the system would have led you to these Similar Threads.

    Rover



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    Default Re: Darrell Chisolm Jr

    I have moved your thread to "Teaching English" as it is a query about teaching a language point to students, and therefore it's more appropriate here.
    Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.

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