The sentence in which the pronoun "whom" is used correctly is the following:
From whom did you receive the excellent resume?
In this sentence, the preposition "from" is used and, after it, "who" has to become "whom". It wouldn't be correct to say "from who..." because "whom" here has the role of the indirect object and not of the subject.
<u>In the other three sentences the pronoun has the role of the subject and so the form " who" should be used:</u>
- Who shall I say is calling?
- Who will drive me to the interview?
- He is the one who will get the job.
Answer:
it's B I'm pretty sure :)
Answer: Alaska
Explanation: Since a presidential candidate wants to get as many electoral votes as possible, they should focus on the states that have the greatest population, and therefore, the greatest number of electoral votes. The states of Texas, California and New York all have large populations, while Alaska does not. So, the presidential candidate would be LEAST LIKELY to campaign in Alaska
Answer:
With a question followed by the thesis statement.
Explanation:
It's right :)
Answer:
Quiet is not always peace because so many things can happen in the quiet moments and it can be so dark. Peace is a feeling but it can be felt in the quiet and in the loudness. It is true that peace can be felt in the quiet moments of praying or while one's children are asleep but even when one's children are a sleep is it peaceful or is a mother stressed and cleaning?
It can be quiet when a girl just lost her parents, broke up with someone, (Something else sad) and silently cries heartbroken.
It can be quiet as someone takes an exam but it is not peaceful everyone is stressing out about the exam.
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