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Preposition + relative pronoun: "with whom", "through which", "because of which", etc.
. . . . his sons took over the company and later his grandchildren (one of whom - English Only forum
...some disaffected portion of whom form much of... - English Only forum
'Both of them' instead of 'both of whom' - English Only forum
« That » instead of « whom » - English Only forum
(of) one of which/whom/those - English Only forum
a common failure state of examined privilege: they know who what, but don't know who whom - English Only forum
a man of great experience, whom / to whom few things would impress. - English Only forum
A picture of whom is this? - English Only forum
a sinful nature the crime of him upon whom it is entailed - English Only forum
a tale from the pen of one of whom - English Only forum
<a> woman just after <a> visit of whom the accident happend - English Only forum
All of them or All of whom - English Only forum
All of them or All of whom? - English Only forum
all of them vs. all of whom - English Only forum
All of which\All of whom - English Only forum
All of whom _____(plural verb/singular verb)? - English Only forum
all of whom / who all - English Only forum
all of whom vs all of them - English Only forum
all of whom vs who ... all - English Only forum
all of whom were provided with... while at the same time reviewed... - English Only forum
Amongst them all I found not one whom, had I been ever so free, I—warned as I was of the risks - English Only forum
And the chief of staff is whom? - English Only forum
because of whom - English Only forum
Both of whom - English Only forum
both of whom & both of them - English Only forum
both of whom are facing music - English Only forum
children <bodies of whom / whose bodies> - English Only forum
children, of which/whom - English Only forum
Choice Between the Usage of the Pronouns “Who” and “Whom” - English Only forum
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