What's difference between ''who'' and ''whom''?
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'Who' is a pronoun for a subject.
'Whom' is a pronoun for an object.
"Who is it?" is correct, because we want to know the subject. Likewise:
"Whom do you love?" is correct, because the subject is you and the object is whom.
Just remember, if there is no subject, you will probably use who. If there is a subject, you will probably use whom.
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it's incorrect to say "for who"
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