I never get it right

:O)

Lol

That song helped me finally sort out a couple of my spelling/grammar issues, like when to use it's and its.

Ah yeah, forgot about that, though still, it only covers one particular usage, not a general rule.

TRUE. GIVEUAHINT GOT THAT PART IN MY HEAD EVER SINCE I FIRST READ HER MEME! NOW IT'S STUCK IN MY HEAD. SHE BETTER LISTEN TO IT. :O)

I haven’t heard that one, but I guess I need to listen to it lol

IT'S A GREAT SONG! LIKE JAKKFROST SAID, IT HELPS OUT WITH SOME OF YOUR OWN GRAMMAR ISSUES :O)

Well now I have two of you recommending it, so I’ll need to find it. :-)

THAT WHOLE ALBUM IS AWESOME!

"Whom" is the objective form, used with objects (direct object, indirect object, object of the preposition, etc.) while "who" is the subjective/nominative form.
Thus, "Who are you?" Is correct because "who" acts as the predicate nominative. But "Whom did you kill?" (Not "who did you kill.") Is correct because the interrogative pronoun acts as the object, viz. You did kill WHOM (replaces the object, like panda/gorilla/my neighbor/etc.).

Did I get it right?

Lol

"you" is the subject in "Who did YOU kill". Shouldn't it be "Who" then?

No..."You" is indeed the subject, which means the interrogative pronoun (in this case "Whom") is serving the role of the direct object.

If you can replace the word with "Him", it's whom. If you can replace it with "He", it's who. At least, that's how I remember it.

That’s good quick trick to remember it too. Thanks for the tip. :-)

Lol

The easiest rule of thumb is to use 'who' where you would use 'he' or 'she', and 'whom' where you would use 'him' or 'her'.

Yeah that looks like the easiest way to remember. Thanks! :-)

How the frick are you supposed to sleep in broad daylight...

It’s what I do :-)

Lol

Hilarious! :-)

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