Practice 2: Using “Who” and “Whom” | Basic Level
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Based on this lesson, complete each blank to ask a question using “who,” “whom,” or “whose.” Use the answers as clues.
For this practice, you must make the difference between “who” and “whom.”
When finished each sentence, click “Answer.”
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Whose car is that in front of the house?
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Whose birthday is it today?
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Who are those gifts for? (informal)
Whom are those gifts for? (formal)
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Who is this birthday party for? (informal)
Whom is this birthday party for? (formal)
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Who is coming to Tom’s party?
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Who is that man in the coffee shop?
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Whose laptop is that on the table?
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Who is Tom talking to? (informal)
Whom is Tom talking to? (formal)
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Who is Tom playing chess with? (informal)
Whom is Tom playing chess with? (formal)
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Who is winning the game?
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Poor Tom...
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