WHO | WHOM | WHOSE | WHO'S - Important English Grammar Lesson!

Crystal clear !

Excellent. The teacher is pretty.👍

I love you

Love you mam❤

I really enjoyed this video. By the way you're so pretty 😊

incredible helpful thanks!

A tip: You could be more objective and less verbose.

Let's eliminate the word "whom"... nobody needs it to exist

I am mostly a native speaker as I moved to the US when I was six but this still confuses me.

I was today years old learning that "whose" is pronounced as same as "who's" and it's not "woze"

What is the difference between defining relative clause and non-defining relative clause ?

Really I'm confused

Whose car is this OR who is this car for????

Thx now I knew what is the difference between who and whom😊

Thank you so much 💗

مااريد اشتغل اريد شوكر مامي

What a hot Way of teaching

Thank you Lucy❤

Still, I am confused after watching your complete video or efforts too.😢

Who is following your lesson?? I or Me??? 😊😂

If ia neet your cousre how can i join

thank you so much for the lesson

So clear

If we really want to use correct grammar then we have to use 'to' with whom ?or is there some exceptional case? Plz somebody tell me

How can I get the BDF Without recording my email?

isn't whose an interrogative adjective ?

What is difference blw active,passive voice and direct ans indirect speech

Lucy, very thanks to all. I have one question : What to do to speak english fluently?

Hi,there. Lucy, could you explain why do they replace the Titanic (ship) like she instead of it?

So i will just leave the Whom alone

Awesome lesson today thanks

Love it

Splendid

Thank you ,teacher

Hello Lucy ma'am, I like your pronunciation of whole sentences, and your teaching method is great I'm from at Mumbai in India.

I enjoyed all the session Thanks for letting us know

Lucy’s beauty >English

Good topic to explain. Thank you.

Thank u my sister. I learn english with u from Bangladesh.

Thanks

confused

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From Bangladesh

Thanks 🙏 ❤

Thanks so much Madam ❤️❤️

Nominative - who
Genitive - whose
Accusative - whom