Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Whom"s
Traduzionde di "Whom"
Q:
Come si dice in Inglese (Stati Uniti)? WHOM
A:
“Whom” es el objeto directo: “Whom did he give the book to?” “A quién dio el libro?”
“Whom” es más formal. Muchos angloparlantes usan “who”: “Who did he give the book to?”
“Whom” es más formal. Muchos angloparlantes usan “who”: “Who did he give the book to?”
Altre domande riguardo "Whom"
Q:
Please explain to me why using WHOM in this one is wrong.
" How do you think the first man whom walked on the moon felt?"
" How do you think the first man whom walked on the moon felt?"
A:
because the man is performing the action of walking, not receiving it. “whom” describes only the objects of verbs.
for example: “the man who spoke to me” vs “the man to whom i spoke”
in the first sentence, the man is performing the action of speaking. HE is speaking to someone. therefore, it is “who”, because “who” is used for subjects
in the second one, the man is receiving the action of speaking. he is being spoken to. so in that instance, the objective form “whom” is used
the same logic applies in “the first man who walked on the moon”. the man is doing the walking, he is the subject of this phrase
for example: “the man who spoke to me” vs “the man to whom i spoke”
in the first sentence, the man is performing the action of speaking. HE is speaking to someone. therefore, it is “who”, because “who” is used for subjects
in the second one, the man is receiving the action of speaking. he is being spoken to. so in that instance, the objective form “whom” is used
the same logic applies in “the first man who walked on the moon”. the man is doing the walking, he is the subject of this phrase
Q:
Why is it correct to say: "WHAT did he want to become" instead of "WHOM did he want to become"?
Whether there is a difference between: "WHOM did he marry?" and "WHO did he marry?"?
Whether there is a difference between: "WHOM did he marry?" and "WHO did he marry?"?
A:
Whom did he marry is grammatically correct - it is "who" in the object case.
However the use of "whom" is dwindling and most people use the incorrect form "who".....
However the use of "whom" is dwindling and most people use the incorrect form "who".....
Q:
how to use "WHOM" properly?
A:
Whom should be used to refer to the object of a verb or preposition. When in doubt, try this simple trick: If you can replace the word with “he”’ or “’she,” use who. If you can replace it with “him” or “her,” use whom.
Who should be used to refer to the subject of a sentence.
Whom should be used to refer to the object of a verb or preposition.
Who should be used to refer to the subject of a sentence.
Whom should be used to refer to the object of a verb or preposition.
Q:
From WHOM or from WHO?
A:
From whom but colloquially lots of people say 'from who'.
Significati ed usi per simili parole o frasi
whom
HiNative è una piattaforma d'utenti per lo scambio culturale e le conoscenze personali delle lingue.
Domande Recenti
- Does this sound natural? “Io parlo italiano però è non bene” or if not what sounds the best… 1...
- Qual è la differenza tra maglione e maglia ?
- Why is it "ho un serpente nello stivale" instead of "ho un serpente nello mio stivale"?
- Mostrami delle frasi esempio con caciottaro.
- Mostrami delle frasi esempio con aridaje.
Newest Questions (HOT)
- What does this "si" mean? For example: "Matti si è sempre preso cura del fratellino."
- Che cosa significa È veramente una chicca.?
- Correggete, per favore Come disse Churchill, purtroppo non c'è niente di meglio della democrazia...
- Perché non ho visto cani randagi in Italia?
- Salve, ci sono degli errori? Cameriere: Buona sera, Lei ha prenotato un tavolo qui? Paola: Si`, ...
Domande suggerite