how can you teach a foreign person how to use the words who and whom correctly?

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User: how can you teach a foreign person how to use the words who and whom correctly?

Weegy: he words who and whom are both pronouns. I'll have a quick and dirty .... What to use in this case? The clerk will wait on the person ...... is .. ?
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User: Can you provide an explanation to make it easy for a person to understand the concept of how to use who and whom. Provide at least three examples using each pronoun.

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Use who as the subject (doing the action) and whom as the object (receiving the action); for example:
Who is calling?
Do you know who made this?
Who wants cake?
To whom should I send this?

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