damodaran
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The following is a dialogue between a senior and junior in an office during junior's first day
1) Senior told Junior: I will introduce you to a couple of people, who you have not met yet, who will you be working a little more closely with.
2) Senior told Junior: I will introduce you to a couple of people, whom you have not met yet, who will be working a little more closely with you.
3) Senior told Junior: I will introduce you to a couple of people, whom you have not met yet, with whom you will be working a little more closely.
I feel all the above 3 sentences are giving same meaning. I also feel that the 1st one is wrong. Am I right?
Which relative pronoun to be used. "Who" or "Whom" ?
Please reply.
Thanks in advance.
1) Senior told Junior: I will introduce you to a couple of people, who you have not met yet, who will you be working a little more closely with.
2) Senior told Junior: I will introduce you to a couple of people, whom you have not met yet, who will be working a little more closely with you.
3) Senior told Junior: I will introduce you to a couple of people, whom you have not met yet, with whom you will be working a little more closely.
I feel all the above 3 sentences are giving same meaning. I also feel that the 1st one is wrong. Am I right?
Which relative pronoun to be used. "Who" or "Whom" ?
Please reply.
Thanks in advance.