Which of the following sentences uses 'whom' correctly in an adjective clause?

The teacher, whom I respect, is retiring.

The teacher, who I respect, is retiring.

The teacher, whom is retiring, is respected.

The teacher, whose I respect, is retiring.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses 'whose' in an adjective clause.

She is the artist whose work won the award.

She is the artist which work won the award.

She is the artist who work won the award.

She is the artist whom work won the award.

Which sentence correctly uses 'who' in an adjective clause?

The musician who played at the concert is my friend.

The musician which played at the concert is my friend.

The musician whom played at the concert is my friend.

The musician whose played at the concert is my friend.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'whom'?

I met a scholar whom everyone admires.

I met a scholar who everyone admires.

I met a scholar that everyone admires.

I met a scholar whose everyone admires.

Choose the correct sentence that uses 'whose' appropriately.

That is the student whose project won first place.

That is the student whom project won first place.

That is the student who project won first place.

That is the student which project won first place.

Identify the sentence that uses 'whom' correctly in an adjective clause.

The author whom I admire will be speaking at the event.

The author whose I admire will be speaking at the event.

The author who I admire will be speaking at the event.

The author which I admire will be speaking at the event.

Which sentence properly uses 'whose' in an adjective clause?

He is the teacher whose class I enjoyed the most.

He is the teacher whom class I enjoyed the most.

He is the teacher which class I enjoyed the most.

He is the teacher who class I enjoyed the most.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'who' in an adjective clause?

The chef who created this dish is famous.

The chef which created this dish is famous.

The chef whom created this dish is famous.

The chef whose created this dish is famous.

Which sentence correctly uses 'whom' in an adjective clause?

The person whom you saw at the park is my cousin.

The person which you saw at the park is my cousin.

The person who you saw at the park is my cousin.

The person whose you saw at the park is my cousin.

Which of the following sentences uses 'whose' correctly?

The student whose project won the award is my friend.

The student whom project won the award is my friend.

The student which project won the award is my friend.

The student who project won the award is my friend.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses 'whom'.

To whom should I address the letter?

Who should I address the letter to?

To who should I address the letter?

Whom should I address the letter to?

Which sentence correctly employs 'who'?

She is the artist who painted the mural.

She is the artist whose painted the mural.

She is the artist which painted the mural.

She is the artist whom painted the mural.

What is the correct usage of 'whose' in this sentence?

I met a writer whose books have received several awards.

I met a writer whom books have received several awards.

I met a writer who books have received several awards.

I met a writer which books have received several awards.

Select the sentence that uses 'whom' appropriately.

The person to whom you spoke is my cousin.

The person who you spoke is my cousin.

The person whose you spoke is my cousin.

The person which you spoke is my cousin.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'who'.

They are the musicians who played at the concert.

They are the musicians which played at the concert.

They are the musicians whom played at the concert.

They are the musicians whose played at the concert.

Which of the following sentences uses 'whose' correctly?

She is the author whose novel won the award.

She is the author who novel won the award.

She is the author which novel won the award.

She is the author whom novel won the award.

Identify the correct usage of 'whom' in the following options.

I don’t know whom to invite to the party.

I don’t know which to invite to the party.

I don’t know who to invite to the party.

I don’t know whose to invite to the party.

Which sentence correctly uses 'who'?

This is the teacher who helped me with my project.

This is the teacher whose helped me with my project.

This is the teacher which helped me with my project.

This is the teacher whom helped me with my project.

Select the sentence that correctly uses 'whose'.

He is the athlete whose performance broke the record.

He is the athlete whom performance broke the record.

He is the athlete who performance broke the record.

He is the athlete which performance broke the record.

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