It’s confusing to figure out when “who” vs. “whom” is the right word to use, so it’s a lot easier to just use the more common, straightforward “who” and call it a day.

If you can answer a question using a subjective pronoun or reorder the sentence using the same verb and a subjective pronoun, then use “who.” And you always use “whom” after a preposition ...

What does “To Whom It May Concern” mean? You’ve probably heard or come across this greeting, likely in your professional life. “To Whom It May Concern” is a greeting that you can use to ...