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whom
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< whom > Mace voted to - English Only forum
. . . the person or thing to whom, from whom, for whom something is said, done, given, revealed, or happens. - English Only forum
'To Whom It May Concern' - English Only forum
“Who” “to who” “whom” or “to whom”? - English Only forum
~the friends to whom he stooped - English Only forum
A bar whom there were none to praise - English Only forum
A girl whom I want is my friend or A girl whom I want to be my friend? - English Only forum
a man of great experience, whom / to whom few things would impress. - English Only forum
A man to whom a building is named after (?) - English Only forum
a place in which to live. a friend whom to play with. - English Only forum
All such people to whom Indian scares meant lost dollars - English Only forum
appeared whom everybody considered to be - English Only forum
as to which/whom is the better student - English Only forum
As to whom they might be - English Only forum
ask one's leave to be valiant on whom he depends - English Only forum
careful to whom you make those accusations - English Only forum
comma with 'whom' [relative pronoun]: my elder sister to whom they - English Only forum
consult with people whom I believe to be/are experienced in - English Only forum
Dear Sir/Madam & To Whom It May Concern - English Only forum
Dear Sir/Madam vs To Whom It May Concern - English Only forum
Depending on whom you talk to - English Only forum
Despair gave courage to those whom fear had forced into silence. - English Only forum
Diana, my pen-pal, whom I have been writing to. - English Only forum
Do we use "who" or "whom" to talk about the object of a sentence? - English Only forum
Do you know to whom you are speaking? - English Only forum
<Does he write> letters? Whom <is he writing> to at present? - English Only forum
Dr Buren, [in order to interview whom Phelps says he was prepared to fly to Copenhagen]. - English Only forum
draw cards in order to choose who buys presents for whom - English Only forum
even he <to>/<from> whom of all others - English Only forum
even if you brought those to whom the Book had been given every proof... - English Only forum
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