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Qual é a diferença entre 1. Mr Chan disclosed hallucinations to the doctor who said Mr. Chan's health issues were due to migraines.
2.Five years ago, a traffic accident had seriously impacted a student who could no longer take part in sports due to his broken ankles. e 1. Mr Chan disclosed hallucinations to the doctor whom said Mr. Chan's health issues were due to migraines.
2.Five years ago, a traffic accident had seriously impacted a student whom could no longer take part in sports due to his broken ankles. ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.
2.Five years ago, a traffic accident had seriously impacted a student who could no longer take part in sports due to his broken ankles. e 1. Mr Chan disclosed hallucinations to the doctor whom said Mr. Chan's health issues were due to migraines.
2.Five years ago, a traffic accident had seriously impacted a student whom could no longer take part in sports due to his broken ankles. ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.
- Inglês (EUA)
For both sentences, "who " is the correct choice.
Who is a "subject" noun (if you can use he/she, "who" is correct)
Whom is an "object" noun ( if you would use him/her, "whom" is correct)
eg, "... impacted a student. He could no longer take part..."
eg "...to the doctor. He said ..."
eg "The Spelling Bee medal went to whom? (...medal went to him/her.)
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- Inglês (EUA)
For both sentences, "who " is the correct choice.
Who is a "subject" noun (if you can use he/she, "who" is correct)
Whom is an "object" noun ( if you would use him/her, "whom" is correct)
eg, "... impacted a student. He could no longer take part..."
eg "...to the doctor. He said ..."
eg "The Spelling Bee medal went to whom? (...medal went to him/her.)
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