The pronoun
who, in the English language, is the
interrogative and
relative pronoun that
is used to refer to human beings and some animals perceived as sentient.
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Other pronouns in these groups (
which, that, what, whatever, whichever, etc) do not change forms across case, person, gender, and
number, but
who does change form with case.
| Nominative / Subjective | Objective | Possessive |
| who | whom | whose |
| Who took my car?I want to know who did that. |
With whom are we meeting?To whom do you wish to speak? |
Whose car is it?I forgot whose phone it was. |
Note: Whose (possessive form of who) is used as an
adjective in some quiz sentences.