What’s the rule for using “who” and “whom”?
A. “Who” is always used at the beginning of a question
B. “Whom” is used for formal writing, “who” for informal
C. “Who” is a subject pronoun, “whom” is an object pronoun
D. They are interchangeable in modern English
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A. Can she?
B. Can’t she?
C. Couldn’t she?
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Which is correct?
A. We will do our best to find placements for volunteers with dependants, but it will be dependent on the matching process, which can take longer.
B. We will do our best to find placements for volunteers with dependents, but it will be dependant on the matching process, which can take longer.
What is the direct object in the following sentence?
Sarah baked her mom a cake.
A. baked
B. Sarah
C. her mom
D. a cake
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What ____ to you on Sunday night?
A. happen
B. happened
C. was happening
D. would happen