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Subject:Re: Who or Whom? From:Vanessa Weibler <vanessa -dot- weibler -at- HIGHMARK -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 11 Feb 1998 15:58:46 -0500
<< He was at the store.
Who was at the store?
It was him at the store.
It was whom at the store? >>
Call me crazy-- but shouldn't it be "it was HE at the store"? Which would
make it "it was who at the store" (if I even could find a context for that
phrase)?
Any other thoughts out there?
Questioning whether my English degree is indeed valid,
Vanessa Weibler :-)
