Who vs. Whom Game

Do you know when to use who and when to use whom? In the Who vs. Whom Game playsheet, you’ll practice choosing the right pronoun for each sentence. By learning this rule, you’ll sound more polished in your writing and avoid one of the most common grammar mix-ups.

As you complete the activities, you’ll see that who is used as a subject—the one doing the action. For example, Who is calling? On the other hand, whom is used as an object—the one receiving the action, as in To whom should I send this letter? Understanding this difference makes your grammar stronger.

Each challenge guides you to fill in blanks, correct sentences, and explain why who or whom is the right choice. You’ll also practice a simple trick: if you can replace the word with he/she, use who; if you can replace it with him/her, use whom. This tip makes the rule easy to remember.