who vs whom
Who functions as the subject of a verb, while whom functions as the object of a verb or preposition.
the person performing the action
The manager is looking for the employee who submitted the final report yesterday.
the person receiving the action
To whom should I address this formal complaint regarding the recent service delays?
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Whom is responsible for organizing the catering for the annual conference?
Who is responsible for organizing the catering for the annual conference?
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The client who you called earlier is waiting for a response in the lobby.
The client whom you called earlier is waiting for a response in the lobby.
Remember Who = He. Whom = Him.
Fill the gap with one of the two options.
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decided to change the meeting time without consulting the rest of the team?
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The candidate we interviewed this morning has a very impressive professional background.
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