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. . . the person or thing to whom, from whom, for whom something is said, done, given, revealed, or happens. - English Only forum
“From whom” - English Only forum
~a model sat, <from whom anyone who liked> could go and draw~ - English Only forum
a tale from the pen of one of whom - English Only forum
during the lifetime of the person from whom such individual was improperly divorced - English Only forum
even he <to>/<from> whom of all others - English Only forum
from or from whom - English Only forum
From who / Who ..... from / Whom ..... from - English Only forum
From whom - English Only forum
from whom - English Only forum
from whom or from which ? - English Only forum
From whom did she inherit this house? vs. Who did she inherit this house from? - English Only forum
From whom or with whom - English Only forum
From whom vs who from - English Only forum
from whom[?!] - English Only forum
I am the the guy who/whom you’re trying to get away from. - English Only forum
John did not know from whom the money had come. - English Only forum
man with experience, from which/whom we can learn - English Only forum
one <who/whom> I suffer from - English Only forum
person from whom one inherits [word?] - English Only forum
<protecting a supernumerary> whom she engaged from the outer world - English Only forum
the lady <from whom they sprang> - English Only forum
The retailer from whom I purchased my laptop he didn't give - English Only forum
Who/whom: <?> did you get my phone number from? - English Only forum

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