Asked in Premeth Test 6 — Thermodynamics (physics)

Choose the correct option.

Correct answer: D. A man, whom I have never seen before, was asking about you.

  • A. A man, he, I have never seen before, was asking about you.
  • B. A man, whoever I have never seen before, was asking about you.
  • C. A man, who have never seen before, was asking about you.
  • D. A man, whom I have never seen before, was asking about you.

Explanation

This option is correct. "Whom" is the correct object pronoun to use in this context. It correctly serves as the object of the verb "have seen" in the clause "whom I have never seen before."

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