Pronoun case (subjective vs. objective)

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I/he/she/we/they/who perform the verb; me/him/her/us/them/whom receive the action or follow a preposition (to, for, between, with, among). The case is set by the pronoun's job inside its own clause, not by what sits before it — 'the committee selected whom' survives even with a noun placed right before the blank to suggest otherwise.

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