'who' or 'whom'
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#1 09-Feb-2013, 02:57
'who' or 'whom'
Hello,
I came across the following sentence in the Yahoo/Forbes News story - Duke Heirs Caught in Billion-Dollar Fortune Battle
Fighting over control of trusts and estates is not limited to billion-dollar fortunes. That's why the choice of whom is to serve as executor or trustee is always a critical component of proper estate planning.
Should this be 'who is to serve as executor'? Or it this correct use of 'whom'?
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#2 09-Feb-2013, 09:15Re: 'who' or 'whom'
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#3 09-Feb-2013, 10:44Re: 'who' or 'whom'
Thank you 5jj.
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