Asked by Melissa
Which do I use whom/who.
I am typing an affidavitt, I am stating someone is deceased.
John Doe, whom/who deceased May 15, 2008, whom/who had the following three childre.....
I am typing an affidavitt, I am stating someone is deceased.
John Doe, whom/who deceased May 15, 2008, whom/who had the following three childre.....
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Answered by
SraJMcGin
P.S. When John Doe is the subject, WHO is deceased, etc.
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Answered by
Writeacher
Your sentence should read, "John Doe, who died on May 15, 2008, and who had the following three childre..... "
In both cases, "who" is the subject of its own clause. The subject form of the word is "who." (The object form of the word is "whom.")
In both cases, "who" is the subject of its own clause. The subject form of the word is "who." (The object form of the word is "whom.")
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