Who - whom
In one lesson the following example was given:
Bruno: Excuse me, Polly, but I found a half-eaten pizza from two weeks ago lying on the floor in the break room. I want to know whose pizza that is, and I want to know now.
Polly: Very well, sir. I'll find out who it belongs to and have it cleaned up within the hour.
In the answer from Polly I wonder about the answer with "who". Shouldn't it be "whom"?
So:
Very well, Sir. I'll find out whom it belongs to and have it cleaned up within the hour.
Any ideas?
Bruno: Excuse me, Polly, but I found a half-eaten pizza from two weeks ago lying on the floor in the break room. I want to know whose pizza that is, and I want to know now.
Polly: Very well, sir. I'll find out who it belongs to and have it cleaned up within the hour.
In the answer from Polly I wonder about the answer with "who". Shouldn't it be "whom"?
So:
Very well, Sir. I'll find out whom it belongs to and have it cleaned up within the hour.
Any ideas?
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19 Sept. 2020