Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Apr 15, 2013 ... But no English
• May 28, 2013 ... Do you see whom I see? We were supposed to say that whom is correct here – so I fell at the first hurdle. But whereas my “incorrect” answer ...
• Jan 31, 2014 ... 'Do you see whom I see' gets a mere four, three of which are grammar books, and 'Do you see whom I' doesn't show up on [Ngram] at all.
• May 13, 2012 ... 'Do you see whom I see?' – Telegraph Blogs said,. April 15, 2013 @ 5:35 am. […] usage, and the “who/whom” distinction has been dying for at ...
• speaking human being in the last five decades has said “do you see whom I see?” It is bizarre, affected English. Looking at ...

• Jan 31, 2014 ... Incidentally, 'Do you see who I see' gets 32 hits at Google Books (only one of which appears to be a grammar book). 'Do you see whom I see' ...
• Apr 16, 2013 ... A) “Do you see who I see?” B) “Do you see whom I see?” While native speakers who do understand language goggle in astonishment, I have ...
• Apr 15, 2013 ... A) “Do you see who I see?” or B) “Do you see whom I see?” Now, the amateur grammarians among us can see what's going on. “Who I see” or ...
• Apr 13, 2013 ... INTERACTIVE: Can you pass the good grammar quiz? 1. “Do you see who I see? ” "Who I see" should be “whom I see”. This is because “whom” ...