AEE 1079: Who Versus Whom and How to be Relevant in English

All Ears English Podcast

Lindsay McMahon

Business, Education, Language Learning

4.6 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2019

⏱️ 19 minutes

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0:00.0	This is an All-Ears-English podcast episode 1,079.
0:04.6	Who versus whom and how to be relevant in English.
0:08.3	Welcome to the All-Ears English podcast downloaded more than 50 million times
0:16.6	we believe in Connection Not Perfection with your American hosts
0:21.5	Lindsay McMahon the English adventurer and with your
0:23.4	host, Lindsay McMahon, the English adventurer,
0:24.8	and Michelle Kaplan, the New York Radio girl,
0:28.1	coming to you from Boston and New York City, USA.
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0:40.4	subscribe.
0:48.0	Today our listener June asks us a great question. When should you use whom and when should you use who?
0:52.0	Today get the rule and find out when you should break it.
0:59.0	Hey Lindsay, happy new year.
1:02.0	Happy New Year, Happy New Year!
1:03.0	It makes me think of Brady on Sex in the City.
1:06.0	Happy New Year!
1:07.0	Oh my gosh!
1:08.0	The New York accent.
1:11.0	Well, we should bring your dad on the show for the New York City accent really.
1:16.0	Really we should.
1:18.0	It's so funny how I noticed that more as an adult than I than I did growing up.
1:23.0	That makes sense though because when you're when you're a kid you're living with your
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