Here’s your pro-tip from an English Major for the day:
If you’re confused about the correct place to put the word “whom” in a sentence, use the “he/she” vs “him/her” test.
he/she = who
him/her = whom
For example, if you’re saying “Who wrote this letter?”
Who is correct here because he/she wrote the letter.
Now if you’re saying “To whom do I give this letter?”
You are giving the letter to him/her, thus, whom is correct.
Marilyn on her honeymoon in Japan in February 1954.
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every night i empty my heart / but by morning it’s full again
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N…o…..
No…
NO
YES!!!!!
No. This changes everything
I REFUSE TO BELIEVE THIS
I’M LITERALLY TEARING UP BECAUSE I NEVER PUT TWO AND TWO TOGETHER.
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Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing
The course of true love never did run smooth.
- William Shakespeare
