Adding Comments about People

Its easier to use “that” 😄

i’m always confusing whom and who… 😦

1. Michael, who is an engineer, is making loud noises again
   Who is making loud noises? Michael.

2. The singer, whom I used to date, gave me a bad look.
   Who did I use to date? him/her

3. Ana the crazy lady whose cats are always crying, had just came back from her trip.

1. The guy whom I used to date is now living in Greece

2. The barista whom I ordered from gave me the best coffee

3. The neighbor whose dog is always barking is finally on vacation (but left the dog home…)

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B. (a)
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• Who is a subject pronoun (just like ‘i’, ‘you’, ‘he’, ‘she’, etc), and we use it to ask which the person does the action.

• That’s the guy who stole the bank.

• Whom is an object pronoun (just like ‘him’, ‘her’, ‘us’, etc), and we use it to ask which person recieves the action.

• He is the actor whom i like a lot.

• Whose is a possessive pronoun (just like ‘her’, ‘his’, ‘our’, etc), and we use it to find out which person something belongs to.

• The boy whose bycicle has been stolen cried.

• My cousin, who is the most funny person I met, is very sad today.
• My friend, whose sister works in the same office as mine, had to quit his job today.
• The guy whom I am tolking to is not paying attention!

• The girl whom I bought the cookies is traveling to Canada
• The computer science who don’t have experience, has a big passion for his career

• My wife whom I love so much is learning to program.
• My soccer team who was created in 2014 is not playing now because of Covid-19.
• The player, whose shoes have a Real Madrid logo plays very well.

The player whose shoes are pink scored the goal!
The boy whom I gave the toy, now is 18 years old!
The girl who was my girlfriend is getting married

My boss, who gave the conference was amazing.

The man whom was next to me made a lot of noise on the flight
The waiter whose brother is the owner of that restaurant.

The girl whom I admire, is now working with me.
The girl who is loved by me, is now working with me.

That guy who loves One Piece is my best friend.
The girl whom I met in a zombie parade is my girlfriend.
The lady whose cat bites me is my mother-in-law.

My sister who is the best dancer I ever seen , give me a huge hug.

My sister who is beautiful and intelligent, lives in New York.

Letter A, is the correct.

1. A Whose
2. A Whom
3. A Who
4. A Whose
5. B who

Example 3
Letter A is correct

It’s easy to think like that when can we use each word. Thanks!

Exercise 📝:

• The team whose coach jus retired will be going to the national tournament next week
• The girl whom I love has a boyfriend?
• The boy who can speak 6 different languages is just graduating high school
• My friend whose house is for sale is moving to New York
• My friend who is the same age as me is now my boss

I’m a Harry Potter fan, and this class remember me one phrase that is repeted in all the movies: “The boy who lived” and in the last movie closely to the end: “The boy who lived has come to die” 😛

exercise 1
1 A - whose
2 A - whom
3 A - who
4 A - whose
5 B - who

practice:

My sister-in-law whose dog is very old, bought a guinea pig.

The mailman whom I recieved my package from last week
got sick.

The English teacher whose videos i watch on Platzi has a very nice personality.

The neighbor next floor who has a lot of dogs doesn´t take very good care of them.

My friend that invited me at the movies this weekend told me he´s having a little brother.

¡Great class!

The student who won a painting contest twisted his ankle last week.
The woman whose restaurant was opened last week is selling delicious desserts.

Adding Comments about People

• The Director, who is new at office, also studied economics.
• The client whom we sold our services last week, don´t answer my calls.
• The organization whose programs were evaluated, have not yet paid.

exercise 1
1 A - whose
2 A - whom
3 A - who
4 A - whose
5 B - who

practice:

My sister-in-law whose dog is very old, bought a guinea pig.

The mailman whom I recieved my package from last week
got sick.

The English teacher whose videos i watch on Platzi has a very nice personality.

The neighbor next floor who has a lot of dogs doesn´t take very good care of them.

My friend that invited me at the movies this weekend told me he´s having a little brother.

The student who won a painting contest twisted his ankle last week.
The woman whose restaurant was opened last week is selling delicious desserts.

The man who created Instagram was amazing.

This How to add extra information about people by using the words WHO, WHON, WHOSE and THAT.

• USE:

1. WHO/THAT: subject (he, she, we, they).
   “The neighbor WHO/THAT has the angry cat is moving out”. We’re using WHO/THAT to add additional information about the SUBJECT (who has the angry cat?) .
   WHO is more formal and THAT is less formal.

2. WHOM /THAT: indirect object (him, her, us, them). When we’re gonna be talking about the object of our sentence.
   “The man WHOM I interviewed for the job was not qualified”. Who did I interview? I interviewed HIM. So the word WHOM is replacing the word HIM.

3. WHOSE: possessive (his, her, our, their).
   “The man whose brother is the world champion won the Olympic gold”. Who is the word champion? HIS brother is the world champion.

Hello

The man who created the internet was amazing

She is the student who won the science competition.

This teacher whom I understood the class is amazing.
The men who founded Platzi rock loud.
Students whose English is growing up will get more perks in life.

the girl whom i love has a boyfriend 😥💔

She is the person whom I admire the most for her achievements.

A. The team ++whose ++coach just retired will be going to the national tournament next week.
A. The girl ++whom ++i love has a boyfriend.
A. The boy who can speak 6 different languages is just graduating high school.
A. My friend ++whose ++house is for sale is mobing to New York.
B. My friend ++who ++is the same age as me is now my boss.

The girl whose hair is always messy did not come today.
The man to whom I lent some money is not asking my calls.
That dog who is wearing a red jacket looks so gorgeous.

Some practice:

• For whom you buy this lovely gift?
• The artist who painted this beautiful mural is very talented.
• To whom it may concern, we are pleased to offer you the job.
• The man whose car was stolen reported it to the police.
• Whose house is this?
• Sheila, who I met at the party, is a doctor.
• Who do you think will win the singing competition?

My sister, whose house is in Paris, is coming to Colombia.
Who’s house is in Paris? Her house

some examples:
The man whom i asked for recommendation about address
The teacher who has two courses in Platzi is so good
The computer whose keywords are broken

I think any example could be use by an example i think that the difference betewen “who”. and “whom” is the way you ask the question
Who was interviewew for the job?
He was
To whom belongs the angry cat?
To Him

Who are you going to the concert with?
Whom did you ask for help with the project?
Whose dog is barking so loudly?

I saw that with “whom”, indicate an interaction with another subject. Always. And like an any kind of proof you can do a question:
1 subject + verb + 2 subject(object, him, her, etc.)
another way of proof could be, changing who with him, her, them, us…

Question no 1) a
Question no 2) a
Question no 3) a
Question no 4) a
Question no 5) b

My friend who is the same age as me is now my boss

My friend whose house is for sale is movong to New York.

The boy who can speak 6 different languages in just graduating from high school.

The girl whom I love has a boyfriend

The team whose coach just retired will be going tho the national tournament next week.

The man that I interviewed for the job was not qualified.
The barista whom I ordered from gave me the wrong order.
The man whose brother is the world champion won the Olympic golf.

• The neighbor who has the angry cat is moving out
  -The neighboor that has the angry cat is moving out
  -The girl who I sit next to at work is having a baby.
  -The girl who has 4 sons is having a baby girl.

**How to gossip politely!
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Meanings

• Who = Quién.
• Whom = A quién.
• Whose = cuyo/a.

Examples

• The person who bought that was crazy.
• The lady whom I was talking to was robbed.
• The neighbor whose cats are black is in danger.

easier

Ana the crazy lady whose cats are always crying, had just came back from her trip

Michael, who is an engineer, is making loud noises again
Who is making loud noises? Michael.

The singer, whom I used to date, gave me a bad look.
Who did I use to date? him/her

Ana the crazy lady whose cats are always crying, had just came back from her trip.

• My brother who has his own business is making a lot of money.
• I hear that my boss, whom I hate, wants to fired me, but I am going to quit first so I don’t give him that luxury.
• My grandma whose has a three cars wants to buy a new one.

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whom
who
whose
who

Thank you for this class.

• The team whose coach just retired will be going to the national tournament next week.
• The girl whom I love has a boyfriend
• The boy who can speak 6 different languages is just graduating high school

Michael, who is an engineer, is making loud noises again
Who is making loud noises? Michael.

The singer, whom I used to date, gave me a bad look.
Who did I use to date? him/her

Ana the crazy lady whose cats are always crying, had just came back from her trip.

very good

soo cool

good

he guy whom I used to date is now living in Greece

The barista whom I ordered from gave me the best coffee

The neighbor whose dog is always barking is finally on vacation (but left the dog home

nice

The singer, whom I used to date, gave me a bad look.

Michael, who is an engineer, is making loud noises again
Who is making loud noises? Michael.

The singer, whom I used to date, gave me a bad look.
Who did I use to date? him/her
Michael, who is an engineer, is making loud noises again
Who is making loud noises? Michael.

The singer, whom I used to date, gave me a bad look.
Who did I use to date? him/her

hello

👏

good

good afternoon, everyone

B. who

whose

who

B

A

Lorena whom I gave my passport was a thief

The question now is when can we use who?, given the information of this class…