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whom do you believe vs who do you believe

The correct sentence is "Whom do you believe?" "Whom" is the objective form of "who" and is used when it is the object of a verb or preposition. In this case, "whom" is the object of the verb "believe."
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whom do you believe

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use "whom" when it is the object of a verb or preposition. In this case, "whom" is the object of the verb "believe."

Examples:

  • Whom do you believe is telling the truth?
  • To whom do you believe this information should be disclosed?
  • Whom do you believe will win the competition?
  • Whom do you believe is responsible for this mess?
  • Whom do you believe should be held accountable?
  • In effect, EU officials are saying to investors, "Whom do you believe - us or your own eyes?"
  • You believe what you believe, I believe what I believe.
  • Who continue to believe as you believe.
  • You believe this because Del believes it.
  • If you believe anything, believe that.
  • Not everyone believes what you believe.
  • Your imagination makes you believe anything.
  • You believe this treaty weakens your influence in the region.
  • You believe in reason above all else.
  • Nothing happens unless you believe in yourself.
  • Sure, I believe you believe it.
  • As the world stands, Your Majesty, I believe what you believe.
  • But John believes he has every situation under control, and he makes you believe.
  • It's there if you believe or not believe.
  • You believe, more or less, what other people believe.
  • My father believes in country the way that you believe in God.
  • I believe that you believe it.
  • It's about what I believe and what you believe.
  • If you believe anything, believe that.
  • Whatever you believe, think or believe... are not the enemy.

Alternatives:

  • Who do you believe

who do you believe

This phrase is incorrect. The correct form is "whom do you believe" when referring to the object of the verb "believe."

  • Who do you believe is the next Supreme?
  • And who do you believe Dethklok will turn to?
  • Who, exactly, are police looking for, in your estimation, and who do you believe this killer to be?
  • So who do you believe, a blacksmith or a piece of scum such as this?
  • Now who do you believe?
  • But who do you believe, her or me?
  • Mr. Brennan, who do you believe took your son?
  • this growing noise, who do you believe got us here?
  • Who do you believe?
  • Who do you believe sends them?
  • Who do you believe?

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