WORKSHEET WHO vs WHOM with ‘The Office’

Exercise 1: Multiple Choice
1.who (subject – She/He is going to the meeting)
2.who (subject – He didn’t prepare a presentation)
3.whom (object + prep ‘to’ – you should address the letter to him/her)
4. whoever (“Whoever” is the subject of the clause “whoever you think is the
most qualified.” Even though it comes after the preposition “to,” the entire
clause “whoever you think is the most qualified” functions as the object,
and within that clause, “whoever” is the subject of the verb “is.”)
If it were the sentence: “You can give the report to whomever”, then
‘whomever’ would be the object of the preposition ‘to’ and the correct form
– give the report to him/her)
5.who (subject – he has finished)
6.whom (object of the verb “was telling” – I was telling you about her)
7.whom (object – you should contact her/him)
8. whoever (subject – they/he/she finished the project first)
9.who (subject – she/he is responsible for cleaning the office)
10. whom (object – they want to nominate her/him)
Exercise 2: Key Word Transformation
1. She is the person whom I was telling you about.
2.The police never caught the person who commited the crime.
3.I can’t remember who the man was.
4. She hit the nail on the head with her analysis of the problem.
5.The woman who told me to skip homework is my aunt.
6.I don’t know to whom she was talking.
7. Whoever finishes the race first will win a prize.
8.The friend who told me about the restaurant has great taste.