Who or Whom Practice

Do you get confused about whether to use who or whom? By practicing “Who or Whom,” you’ll learn a simple way to decide which one fits in a sentence. This playsheet makes a tricky grammar rule easy to understand and fun to practice.

You’ll discover that who is used as the subject of a sentence—the one doing the action, like “Who is calling?” In contrast, whom is used as the object—the one receiving the action, like “To whom should I give this letter?” Spotting whether the word is doing or receiving the action is the key.

Through fill-in-the-blank, correction, and sentence-rewriting activities, you’ll practice choosing between who and whom. These challenges help you avoid common mistakes and make your writing sound smoother and more professional.