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tell me whom I can contact vs tell me to who I can contact

The correct phrase is "Tell me whom I can contact." The use of "whom" is appropriate when referring to the object of a verb, in this case, the person being contacted. Using "who" instead of "whom" is a common mistake in informal English.

Last updated: March 11, 2024 • 1577 views

tell me whom I can contact

This phrase is correct. "Whom" is used as the object of the verb "contact."

This phrase is used when asking for information about who to contact. "Whom" is the correct form to use as the object of the verb.

Examples:

  • Tell me whom I can contact in case of an emergency.
  • Do you know whom I can contact for technical support?
  • Whom can I contact for more information about the event?
  • I'm not sure whom I can contact about this issue.
  • Tell me whom I can contact regarding the project.
  • Is there stem cell therapy for type2 diabetes? If yes, can somebody tell me whom I can contact ..preferably in bangalore. gmg49 a year ago 4 Replies. Diabetes · cell. Sign up to HealthUnlocked! Get answers. Support others. Connect with ...
  • Oct 17, 2014 ... ... apply for f1 visa so that I can complete my education here. So please let me know the process so that I can start applying as soon as possible. Please tell me whom I can contact for further information regarding this process.
  • Nov 14, 2010 ... I have prepared a brief “offer” to this effect; you will find the text below. Would you please see that this is forwarded to whatever sister organizations you have in Toulouse? Or tell me whom I can contact in Tandem Toulouse?
  • This is a l iron to 8 iron. The faces are dimples instead of grooves.\r\nDo these have any value? They are in fair condition, but I don't have any other information.\ r\nCan you tell me whom I can contact to get me more information? Randy Watts

Alternatives:

  • Tell me who I can contact
  • Tell me the person I can contact
  • Tell me the contact person
  • Tell me the individual I can contact
  • Tell me the right person to contact

tell me to who I can contact

This phrase is incorrect. It should be "Tell me whom I can contact" instead. The use of "to who" is grammatically incorrect in this context.

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