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Anonymous  +  802938 Thu, 02 Jul 09 09:10 AM
Millions of British Standard English speakers use "who" where others might use "whom". Does this mean that there is more than one variant of Standard English at work in Britain?
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Best answer by Anonymous  +  803560 Thu, 02 Jul 09 11:26 PM
Not necessarily.
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