What is the difference between "who" and "whom"?
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Who is a subject (Who ate the cookies?)
Whom is an object (Whom did you see? To whom should I give this package?)
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Most English people are very sloppy with this now, 'who' is acceptable in just about any company, 'whom' is rarely heard.
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