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Clamor (n): insistent public expression. There is a clamor for
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Tip #492: If you're confused over when to use "who" or "whom"
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"Her had the highest sales" doesn't sound correct.
"She had the highest sales" sounds correct, so use who.

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Choose the correct answer:
1. He appears to be the candidate (who, whom) will win the election.
2. I wonder (who, whom) will make the best department head.
3. With (who, whom) are you traveling?

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Answers:

1. He appears to be the candidate who will win the election.
2. I wonder who will make the best department head.
3. With whom are you traveling?

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