Whom

WHOM:  

Whom is the objective form of 'who'.
It is better to use it along with 'to','for','with' or 'by'.

Examples:
  1. For whom are you waiting?
  2. With whom have you gone for shopping?
  3. To whom did you send the message?
  4. By whom was this boy beaten?
Note: Modern grammarians use 'who' and find it more appropriate than 'whom' in other places.

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