2025-09-19
4 分钟Hola, hola, soy Saskia Nier Rivera y esto es La Gran Batalla.
Este podcast nace para darle voz a esas historias que muchas veces se callan.
Lo que significa crecer sintiéndote diferente enfrentar el rechazo o luchar o el derecho a amar y formar una familia.
Aquí hablamos de miedo, de resistencia,
de orgullo y de amor propio porque cada experiencia nos recuerda que la verdadera batalla está en vivir libres,
visibles y sin pedir perdón.
Do you know how to use the word whom and do native speakers even use this word nowadays?
Let me answer these questions and help you understand the word whom.
By the way, if you want the transcript to help you understand this episode,
it's in the description below this episode.
Okay, what does the word Whom mean?
Well, basically it means who, but it's an object, not a subject.
You see, who is a subject, which means that it does the action.
For example, in the question, who cooked this food?
Who is the subject who did the action, the cooking?
On the other hand,
whom is an object it receives the action for example in the question whom did he hit whom is the object who receives the action the person who was hit so who is a subject and whom is an object that makes sense right so technically the word who is not supposed to be an object.
So instead of saying who did they give it to,
it would be more proper to say to whom did they give it.
Because they is the subject and whom is the object.