You Must Know These Grammar Rules to Be Fluent in English

In order to become fluent in English you must Learn The Essential English Grammar Necessary For Fluency. Want to be fluent in English? Learn these must-know essential grammar rules! Perfect for English learners looking to improve their language skills.
Learning English grammar rules is essential for fluency! In this video, we cover the must-know grammar rules to help you speak and write English with confidence.

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Keep up the good work. I like it

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@@techwithdipufrom0ton621 Hey. Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and for the lovely comment. It means a lot 😎

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Thank you for the video.
I have a question:
When and how do we use "whom" and how does it differ from "who"?

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@@ofentseolifonia2810 First off, thank you for watching and leaving a question. Great question by the way. This is a tricky subject and l will do by best to explain the difference. I hope it makes sense. Who refers to the subject of a sentence (the person performing the action of the verb) and whom refers to the object of a verb or preposition. If you can replace the the word word a pronoun like I, he, she.. use who and if you can replace the word with the pronoun Me, her, him, etc... use whom. Examples: She is the one who slapped me. I want to know who called me. / With whom am I speaking with? To whom were you talking to on the phone? Like I said earlier, this is a confusing subject to master. I hope this helps.