When you asked who was invited, I told you, "I will invite _ you want me to, but I don't know whose party it is."
Correct answer: C. whomever
- A. who
- B. whichever
- C. whomever
- D. whoever
Explanation
"whomever" is the correct object pronoun to use, indicating that the speaker is willing to invite anyone chosen by the person being spoken to.- "Whomever" is the object of the verb "invite", and it's the correct choice because it's the person being invited.
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