:salam2:
I acknowledge this is probably a silly question, but I'm quite put out at the moment because of it.
Which sentence uses personal pronouns correctly?
1) Whoever touches Caesar's property will answer to Caesar.
2) Whomever touches Caesar's property will answer to Caesar.
Please do rely on grammar for an answer if possible, since things sometimes always 'sound' good. And many of us native English speakers don't really learn grammar... but I need what's grammatically correct here.
If anyone has an opinion it'd be interesting to hear, and even if not and you don't like grammar.... well join the club! lol
wasalaam
I acknowledge this is probably a silly question, but I'm quite put out at the moment because of it.
Which sentence uses personal pronouns correctly?
1) Whoever touches Caesar's property will answer to Caesar.
2) Whomever touches Caesar's property will answer to Caesar.
Please do rely on grammar for an answer if possible, since things sometimes always 'sound' good. And many of us native English speakers don't really learn grammar... but I need what's grammatically correct here.
If anyone has an opinion it'd be interesting to hear, and even if not and you don't like grammar.... well join the club! lol
wasalaam