Who, whom, whose

who, whom, whose
1.   wrote this book?

2.  are you going to recommend?

3.  dictionary is on the table?

4. It doesn't look like this is the right address.  did you ask for directions?

5. We have two extra tickets for the concert.  wants to go with us?

6. It wasn't me! I have no idea  left the oven on.

7.  car is parked in the handicapped parking space? If someone doesn't move it, it's going to be towed.

8. The police have called in an expert to identify  handwriting is actually on the ransom letter.

9. Do you remember  received the Academy Award for best actress that year? Was it Nicole Kidman?

10. Melanie couldn't remember the name of the student  science project received the $100,000 prize.

11. I know exactly  I'm going to support in the upcoming election.

12. That's the professor  spent 10 years living with the Pygmies in Central Africa.

13. She's the actress  he so vividly describes in his scandalous new book.

14. Can you please tell me the names of the people  helped organize the AIDS charity event?

15. The national park is being renamed in honor of Dian Fossey,  scientific research and environmental efforts helped save the last remaining mountain gorillas.
1. The man _________________ cooked the meal for us is Italian.
who
whose
where

2. The city _________________ she was born is not far from here.
whom
where
whose

3. The dog _________________ paw was broken is feeling better.
who
where
whose

4. Many of the people _________________ lost money on the stock market are now poor.
who
whose
where

5. The neighbor _________________ flowers I used to water moved away.
where
who
whose

6. The bank _________________ my girlfriend works is about a mile from here.
whose
where
whom
Fill in each blank with who, whom, or whose.
In everyday speech, whom is considered rather formal and old-fashioned. It's possible to use who instead of whom in many cases.
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1. 
   Could you please tell me  (who/whom/whose) that was?

   2. The men, two of  (who/whom/whose) were drunk, walked very slowly.

   3. The guy  (who/whom/whose) computer I was using moved to Brisbane.

   4. I know several people  (who/whom/whose) became very sick from COVID-19.

   5. She didn't know when the ESL book was written, or by  (who/whom/whose).

   6. I didn't know  (who/whom/whose) book that was.

   7. I don't know  (who/whom/whose) gave you that information, but it's inaccurate.

   8. The police expert was able to determine  (who/whom/whose) fingerprints were on the knife.

   9. These are some of the professors  (who/whom/whose) teach at the University of New South Wales.

   10. I have no idea  (who/whom/whose) left the lights on all night.