Whom/Who do I look like? [duplicate]
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Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
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Is "Whom do I look like" the 'proper' way of saying "Who do I look like?"
I know that second option is the most used one, but still
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Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
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Is "Whom do I look like" the 'proper' way of saying "Who do I look like?"
I know that second option is the most used one, but still
whom
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...more specifically (when followed by do) - Possible duplicate of Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
– FumbleFingers
yesterday
If you insist on using "whom", the proper structure is "Like whom do I look" anyway.
– Mr Lister
yesterday
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Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
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Is "Whom do I look like" the 'proper' way of saying "Who do I look like?"
I know that second option is the most used one, but still
whom
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I know that second option is the most used one, but still
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...more specifically (when followed by do) - Possible duplicate of Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
– FumbleFingers
yesterday
If you insist on using "whom", the proper structure is "Like whom do I look" anyway.
– Mr Lister
yesterday
add a comment |
...more specifically (when followed by do) - Possible duplicate of Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
– FumbleFingers
yesterday
If you insist on using "whom", the proper structure is "Like whom do I look" anyway.
– Mr Lister
yesterday
...more specifically (when followed by do) - Possible duplicate of Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
– FumbleFingers
yesterday
...more specifically (when followed by do) - Possible duplicate of Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
– FumbleFingers
yesterday
If you insist on using "whom", the proper structure is "Like whom do I look" anyway.
– Mr Lister
yesterday
If you insist on using "whom", the proper structure is "Like whom do I look" anyway.
– Mr Lister
yesterday
add a comment |
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And you can tell that it is the right way bc if you turn the sentence around you would say, "Do I look like him?" Or "Do I look like her?" Whom stands in for Him / Her and Who stands in for He / She.
I believe He / She / Who are called subject pronouns.
And Him / Her / Whom are object pronouns.
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Yes -
And you can tell that it is the right way bc if you turn the sentence around you would say, "Do I look like him?" Or "Do I look like her?" Whom stands in for Him / Her and Who stands in for He / She.
I believe He / She / Who are called subject pronouns.
And Him / Her / Whom are object pronouns.
answered yesterday
Deborah RiedenDeborah Rieden
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Yes -
And you can tell that it is the right way bc if you turn the sentence around you would say, "Do I look like him?" Or "Do I look like her?" Whom stands in for Him / Her and Who stands in for He / She.
I believe He / She / Who are called subject pronouns.
And Him / Her / Whom are object pronouns.
answered yesterday
Deborah RiedenDeborah Rieden
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Yes -
And you can tell that it is the right way bc if you turn the sentence around you would say, "Do I look like him?" Or "Do I look like her?" Whom stands in for Him / Her and Who stands in for He / She.
I believe He / She / Who are called subject pronouns.
And Him / Her / Whom are object pronouns.
answered yesterday
Deborah RiedenDeborah Rieden
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Yes -
And you can tell that it is the right way bc if you turn the sentence around you would say, "Do I look like him?" Or "Do I look like her?" Whom stands in for Him / Her and Who stands in for He / She.
I believe He / She / Who are called subject pronouns.
And Him / Her / Whom are object pronouns.
answered yesterday
Deborah RiedenDeborah Rieden
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...more specifically (when followed by do) - Possible duplicate of Why is it “Who do you help?,” not “Whom do you help?”?
– FumbleFingers
yesterday
If you insist on using "whom", the proper structure is "Like whom do I look" anyway.
– Mr Lister
yesterday