The present tense indicates that an action is a present, now, relative to the speaker or writter, Generally, it is used to describes an action that are factual habitual.... >_<
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I think the correct one would be :
who are you going to the park with
If we want to use whom in the sentence, we had to add additional word such as 'with'
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It's because some people think that the the teachers they have might act like their second mother.
