Which sentence uses the cases of who or whom correctly?

with whom would you like to work?

to who did you give the decorations?

we need to keep track of whom donates food.

Your answer should be A. With whom would you like to work?

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The answer is A. With whom would you like to work?

Explanation: "Whom" is a collective case noun, which means that it generally encases more than one person in a single word: To whom did you give to? With whom would you like to work?

"Who" is a singular case noun, which generally refers to one or two people at one time: Who are your friends? Who donated to the charity?

I hope this helps!

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