Who or whom 1

Do you have problems choosing between the pronouns who and whom? Many people do. Here's a tip: use who as the subject of a verb and whom as the object of a verb or preposition.

1. wants gelato?

who

whom

2. are you going to believe? Me or her?

who

whom

3. do you think will come to the party tomorrow night?

who

whom

4. Sasha made many friends in Guadalajara—one of will visit him in Canada next year.

who

whom

5. Michela is the one passed the National Lifeguard Service.

who

whom

6. The woman we met in Mallorca was the owner of the villa.

who

whom

7. With did Aman speak yesterday?

who

whom