Who
–Used when speaking about “he” or “she.”
Example:
1. He said he would do it. (Who will do it?)
2. She found the remote. (Who found the remote?)
Whom
–Used when speaking about “him” or “her.”
Example:
1. I told her to vacuum the living room. (Whom did you tell to vacuum the living room?)
2. Should I tell him? (Whom should I tell?)
“Who” and “whom” was always something I got confused with. I don’t think I’ve never used the word “whom” in my life because of it. Everything was “who” for me because I deemed that to be the right way all the time.
Of course now I have no excuses not to use these words the right way. And neither do you.
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