Choosing between Who and Whom (2)

1. Question

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   Choosing between {em}Who{/em} and {em}Whom{/em} (2) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun.: Edison is certainly the one (who, whom) became famous for his electric lightbulb, but he did not invent it.

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   Choosing between {em}Who{/em} and {em}Whom{/em} (2) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun.: The inventor to (who, whom) this credit belongs is the English chemist Humphry Davy.

3. Question

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   Choosing between {em}Who{/em} and {em}Whom{/em} (2) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun.: It was Davy for (who, whom), in 1809, a charged strip of charcoal took on a satisfying glow after he connected it to a battery with wires.

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   Choosing between {em}Who{/em} and {em}Whom{/em} (2) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun.: An English physicist named Joseph Wilson Swan, (who, whom) is also largely unknown, advanced this development in 1878 by creating an electric lightbulb that glowed for 13.5 hours.

5. Question

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   Choosing between {em}Who{/em} and {em}Whom{/em} (2) - For each of the following sentences, choose the correct pronoun.: Three years earlier, Henry Woodward and Matthew Evans had patented a lightbulb, and it was then Edison (who, whom) purchased their patent and in 1879 devised a carbon filament that burned for 40 hours.