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Rule "whom (who)"

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Description:	whom (who)
Message:	Did you mean \1?
Category:	Possible Typo (ID: TYPOS)
Link:	https://languagetool.org/insights/post/who-vs-whom/
Incorrect sentences that this rule can detect:	Whom paid for the meal? Correction suggestion: Who He is demanding £5,000 from the elderly woman whom has ruined his life. Correction suggestion: who John Kennedy, whom is dead. Correction suggestion: who If this is still confusing, Please have someone whom is fluent (a personl able to express oneself easily) in American English review it. Correction suggestion: who It is not a guarantee that whomever answers you will know enough to know when the names you’re using are Mac-specific. Correction suggestion: whoever It is really hard to notice whom is talking to you. Correction suggestion: who Whomever pays the price Correction suggestion: Whoever These women had little to no difference in infant birth weight compared to the women whom did not undergo amalgam restoration during pregnancy. Correction suggestion: who
Correct sentences for comparison:	With whom did you talk? Whom did you meet? The hall was filled with students, many of whom were girls. Whom are you talking to? Legion of Whom? Whom is the speech trying to convince? Moving on, whom does one ask to rate the sense of humour of an individual? Ayaz said her that whom is she waiting? Whom did Larry send to the store? Whom is he trying to avoid? Todd, whom Brooks called the "evil other", was the leader and most villainous...
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ID:	WHOM_WHO [1]
Version:	6.5-SNAPSHOT (2024-04-25 22:33:07 +0200)