Who vs Whom | Improve Your Grammar in Minutes | EasyTeaching

An explanation of when to use 'who' and when to use 'whom'.
Learn the easy trick to help you know when to use each and avoid the mistake many native English speakers make.
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[@carlillingworth88]

I've struggled to grasp this for ages and every video or article I've used has not helped. But this has. Brilliantly explained. Thanks

[@parvathymenon9346]

The easiest explanation! Thank you very much.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@makayla946]

Who and whom were confusing me on the act but I think I've got them now. Great video!

[@utterdonkey]

But whom isn't used after a preposition in "whom did you take to the beach". You said it's always used after a preposition???

[@MoviesMoveMe]

THANK YOU!!! This was so well explained. I LOVE the rule you gave (if you can use he/she, it's who, and if you can use him/her, it's whom), thaaaat's what I've needed to finally start grasping this, lol. And the color coding in the video!!! So well explained, thank you. :)
Subscribed. :)

[@EasyTeachingNet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@faheemali706]

Your technique he, she and him, her for who/whom made my day.. thank you so much

[@muhammadasim8994]

Thank you for helping me and I got it very well. Continue this channel like this and help the student because students must have the problems and I hope, you will help them and I am very happy as well because my problem finished due to this video. Thank you so much and may Allah succees you

[@digimiya7063]

This is the explanation I like the most. Nice and clear, thank you!

[@choi9358]

this is the best lesson I've learned ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Milo-1975]

Now that’s some good shit. Who created this video? The creators of this video, whom i admire for making this, deserves 100k subs.

[@BuddhistLovesLife]

This is the only video that could get me to learn this. I get it now. Yay! I'm happy!

[@GrantSchinto]

I've used English handbooks and the like for about 4 decades but this got the job of setting me straight on this topic once and for all in 3 minutes. Great work!

[@amop2250]

I was struggling with this so much, thank you!

[@androgyny77]

This was helpful to know how I'm supposed to use whom - but having only lived in countries where English was the first language, I've honestly never encountered a single person in my entire life who uses the word whom, so I'm not going to bother.

[@islahartel9304]

No one uses it cause honestly, we don’t get it. It’s only needed for testing purposes.

[@Firecracker511]

Very helpful! I rarely ever hear anyone ever use the word whom and I generally dont have many difficulties speaking english and grammar and vocabulary and all that stuff, but I think theres no such thing as perfect and you can always improve so while I did know which pronouns to use as in him vs he or they vs them but I didnt know the rest of the things in the video and I believe this will help me improve my grammar. Thank you very much!

[@EasyTeachingNet]

It's not commonly used so I always appreciate it when I hear it used correctly!

[@moawiasulaiman3157]

What about senteces like, jasmine is the lifeguard who worked at the pool last summer or Dr Gillespie is the physician whom my neighbors recommended how do we solve these

[@Prodajemprsute]

I finally understood this. I'm so thankful !!!!

[@ahmedtarek321]

Thank you very much for your explanation

[@robbie_]

We need to delete the word "whom" from the English language.

[@tychen1978]

The best video on this topic. Outstanding

[@alexandrumacedon291]

thank you. i'm romanian we are not ....how other people call us, i'm glad to have the opportunity to learn more everyday :)

[@g_i_a_n_n_a]

thank you so much! i have a grammar test tmr and this was so helpful

[@EasyTeachingNet]

Good luck with your grammar test!

[@biancadarius7344]

Thanks for the explanation .
You save me for my exam .

[@cfam7436]

Great teacher. Thank you very much.

[@parsa8355]

this was very helpful, thank you!

[@progamerthomas4713]

Thanks. I was finally able to understand the concept.

[@PhuongHoang-up9qh]

It’s really easy to understand and helpful.

[@christinehu5323]

This was so helpful!!! Thank you!!

[@atiquzzamanmahin3677]

Worth watching video!

[@Maryamiqra1177]

Thank you soo much for this amazing leacture ❤

[@francis_clavel]

Very well explained, thank you ! :)

[@Itz_Limee]

Thank you so much. I read something about this but it only confused me more.

[@EasyTeachingNet]

No worries!

[@mlvijayanand]

Wonderful way of teaching

[@Shinyaquamarine]

Thanks for this lesson! ❤

[@EasyTeachingNet]

You're welcome.

[@lawrenceomorodion6927]

Nice formula trick

[@_hanagamin6964]

Thanks

[@bandawhat33]

too bad nobody talks like this. But for writing something formal it's good to know.

[@lavenderlovelifeuk]

Brilliant. Thanks.

[@toeknee4B11T]

Thank yoou! This really helped!

[@islahartel9304]

Holy shit. I’m a native English speaker born and raised in America and been speaking English my entire life. Never understood this till now. The key was understanding the subject/object distinction. thank you!

[@norrannasreldeen6318]

Nice and simple

[@tilila5780]

Great thanks

[@DivineRedwood]

*Outstanding video.*

[@hamzasamy8843]

Great video 📹 👍 👏 👌

[@anitadevi-sw5yr]

Thanks it helped

[@EasyTeachingNet]

Glad to hear it

[@bhavishy_choudhary]

Thnx for clearing my doubt tomorrow is my exam from🇮🇳

[@Nishkarsh98]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@tramhicks1215]

got it, thanks

[@yyy5121]

Useful ！Thanks

[@Ana-Amera]

Thank you!! I didnt know how to use it but after i watch the video now i know how to use them thank you so much your the best!!
U desrive everything great in your life!!😊😊

[@EasyTeachingNet]

Glad I could help!

[@ahmadalmousa6763]

thank you!

[@mahdiarkolahan-q4r]

LIFE SAVIOR!!! ISTG I WAS SO GOING TO FAIL TOMMOROW

[@LeeTheKnight]

I deliberately try to muscle 'whom' into conversations at every opportunity.

[@BeautifulDisaster2121]

Thank you!!!!

[@rehanahmedbukhari8425]

Nicely explained

[@danielahurtado9921]

excelente video, me encantó

[@DEEPENDRAKUMAWAT-le5cb]

awesome,

[@MisterSt4r]

He is the messiah!

[@teacherkellyreis]

Great! But 5:20, not ALWAYS. "Whom did you take to the beach?" "That friend whom you took to the beach last time is such a nice person." no prepositions there, it depends on the verbs!

[@EasyTeachingNet]

You're right that's not exclusively used after prepositions, however it is always used after a preposition (in that 'who' is never used after one) 🙂

[@miszczfezorowski]

It... It really is that easy, huh? Thanks :D

[@sandipbangal3752]

You say in this video, whom is always used after preposition. But,a few second ago,u write this sentence, whom did u take to beach? I am confused. Please help me when to use whom and when to whom.

[@EasyTeachingNet]

After a preposition, it is always 'whom' rather than 'who'. However, after a preposition is not the only time 'whom' is used. We can check by answering the question- if the answer is 'him' or 'her' (rather than 'he' or 'she'), 'whom' is used. To apply that to your example (Whom did u take to beach?), we could answer it with 'I took him/her to the beach.' We wouldn't answer with 'I took he/she to the beach.'

[@yogijiverma5178]

Thank you❤

[@EasyTeachingNet]

You're welcome 😊

[@MCYounIma]

Well done !

[@sandipbangal3752]

Yes,I got it.but,he loves Jack. Whom or to Whom does he love? He gave Jack a pen.Whom or to Whom did he gave a pen? He gave a pen to Jack. Whom or to Whom did he give a pen? Which should I use? Please guide me.

[@solitaryman172]

Thx!

[@simplyKr324]

thàaaaaaaank you!

[@raiusususu3217]

thankyouuu!!

[@yelizdemir3088]

Are these correct examples? Whom will you visit ? Or With whom will you dance ?

[@khadijasahar2384]

❤❤❤thanks

[@tourzo]

Very helpful ❤️💜💚💗

[@StringentStrixVods]

Example 3:50 but what if its already in the stating sentence form

[@mikeyboy2154]

Who saw whom ? Sorted

[@funwithdidiandhasu6032]

I was learning German do I came here🤣🤣

[@RightWingCorrectWing]

Y'all really had to do Alison like that? Women aren't objects!

[@skvlsky]

🇬🇧 = 🇵🇱
Who? = Kto?
Whom? = Kogo?

[@jonathanarango4610]

You saw her at the shops? 🤯

[@EleonorJL-qi7se]

LMAO🤣

[@Chris-gm4hk]

This hurts my brain. Whom agrees?

[@mikekram2199]

Clear as mud

[@sandipbangal3752]

Yes,I got it.but,he loves Jack. Whom or to Whom does he love? He gave Jack a pen.Whom or to Whom did he gave a pen? He gave a pen to Jack. Whom or to Whom did he give a pen? Which should I use? Please guide me.

[@unclemoepeanutoil2730]

Thanks

[@litandebnath5774]

Thanks a lot ❤️

[@EasyTeachingNet]

You're welcome 😊