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Which would you use in this sentence: "She wouldn’t say who/whom she would vote for."
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Which would you use in this sentence: "She wouldn’t say who/whom she would vote for."
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The correct way to say this is She wouldn't say who she was voting for.
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it is who she would vote for
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