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The man to whom my love would never reduce. vs The man to who my love would never reduce.

The correct phrase is 'the man to whom my love would never reduce.' The use of 'whom' is correct here because it is the object of the verb 'reduce.' 'Who' is incorrect in this context.

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The man to whom my love would never reduce.

This phrase is correct. 'Whom' is the correct form to use as the object of the verb 'reduce.'

Use 'whom' when referring to the object of a verb or preposition in formal writing or when following traditional grammar rules.
  • Because love would never motivate this kind of torture.
  • I dreamed that love would never die.
  • If you came, my love would reawaken yours.
  • Honestly... although my love would crush him... I'm totally turned on by the Biebster.
  • She promised me that my love would return by the time I hit 30.
  • I would never let you fall so far, my love.
  • I would never let you fall so far, my love.
  • Mike, if there's one thing you would never do to me, it's ruin my love-capade with Ms. Reynolds.
  • That we could never be together, that our love would never work out.
  • I would never force a man to do anything.
  • I would have figured professing my love would at least get my phone calls returned.
  • all l need is a firm look from you, then my love would have meaning.
  • The man I married would never treat a child this way.
  • The man I married would never let anybody feel sorry for themselves.
  • I would never use force to bend a man to my wishes.
  • Land empowers the man to control nature.
  • The man I thought I would never see again is now standing before me.
  • I wished that the man from "Moscow" would never call back.
  • It meant that the man who had committed the greatest felony in American political history would never stand trial.
  • But she would never sit next to the man of the house.

The man to who my love would never reduce.

This phrase is incorrect. 'Who' should not be used as the object of the verb 'reduce.'

Avoid using 'who' as the object of a verb or preposition. Instead, use 'whom' in formal writing or when following traditional grammar rules.
  • Her I abandon who my love desires,
  • Because love would never motivate this kind of torture.
  • I dreamed that love would never die.
  • If you came, my love would reawaken yours.
  • Honestly... although my love would crush him... I'm totally turned on by the Biebster.
  • She promised me that my love would return by the time I hit 30.
  • I would never let you fall so far, my love.
  • I would never let you fall so far, my love.
  • Mike, if there's one thing you would never do to me, it's ruin my love-capade with Ms. Reynolds.
  • That we could never be together, that our love would never work out.
  • I would never force a man to do anything.
  • I would have figured professing my love would at least get my phone calls returned.
  • all l need is a firm look from you, then my love would have meaning.
  • The man I married would never treat a child this way.
  • The man I married would never let anybody feel sorry for themselves.
  • I would never use force to bend a man to my wishes.
  • Land empowers the man to control nature.
  • The man I thought I would never see again is now standing before me.
  • I wished that the man from "Moscow" would never call back.
  • It meant that the man who had committed the greatest felony in American political history would never stand trial.

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