"Naze sūgaku o suru no wa naze muzukashī nodesu ka?"
"Ume ni kite, kore o suru koto ga dekimasu."
"Watashi wa gakkō ga totemo kiraidesu."
"Anata wa sore o mei dekimasu."
'Ma, anata wa nani o suiteimasu ka? Anata wa watashi no sōzōryoku noichibudesu.'
'Sore wa anata no sapōtā to hanasu koto ga dekimasu ka?'
"Pointo wa nandesuka?"
Akirameru na, anata wa kore o motte iru"
"ikani umaku iku no?"
'Sore wa fusui kōide wanai?'
"Ā, karera wa shiru hitsuyō wanai."
"Īe, watashi wa jibun jishin o rikai suru hisuyō wa arimasen."
"Yatta yo!" 'Anata ni itta."
Damare."
Yes it can be identified to variety.
Two , too , to
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Answer:
False
Explanation:
Whom is meant to be used as the object of a verb or preposition. Differently, Whom is used as a subject. Since the subject of the phrase is We, Who is the object of the verb, therefore it should actually be used as Whom.
