Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• That's the man WHO / WHOM I met at Sally's. Here is a handy trick that will guarantee the correct form every time: just turn the sentence around in such a way ...
• Mary is the woman whom I met at the party. We'll give the award to the one who tried hardest. John talked to the doctor whom he met in Brighton. That is the girl ...
• Sep 13, 2014 ... ... and “cute” in the same sentence. So I think you should go either for “the friend whom I met is pleasing to behold” or “…who I met is cute”.
• Nov 17, 2009 ... In your sentence, the pronoun would refer to the direct object, so to be correct, you should say, "The boy whom I met at the party." However, the ...

• He uses yarn, chalk, and social media to show different sides of the art world. Meet Sebastian. Read on. Posted: December 30, 2014. mainetoday. Who I Met ...
• Sep 13, 2014 ... Which one is correct: “The friend who I met is cute” or “The friend ... for “the friend whom I met is pleasing to behold” or “…who I met is cute”.
• Nov 17, 2009 ... Thank you. Click to expand... This is a defining (or restrictive) relative clause. You can use any of the following: "The boy who I met at the party"
• You Will Never Guess Who I Met Today?! May 22, 2014. Tweet. 5Share. I was recently invited to a local gathering for business women. I admit I was a little ...