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How is the form of who or whom used in this sentence? Who on earth would dress up as the Statue of Liberty? A. Possessive B. Direct Object C. Subject D. Object of Preposition
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How is the form of who or whom used in this sentence?
Who on earth would dress up as the Statue of Liberty?
A. Possessive
B. Direct Object
C. Subject
D. Object of Preposition
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I would have to say it acts as the subject of this sentence
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The answer is
C) SUBJECT
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