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Which is correct?
Humbert is a French intellect who is obsessed with young girls, WHOM he refers to as “nymphets.”
or:
Humbert is a French intellect who is obsessed with young girls, WHO he refers to as “nymphets.”
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whom
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Think of it like this, WHO is the same as he , WHOM is the same as HIM.
SO would you say “he refers to HIM as a nymphet” or “he refers to HE as a nyphet”.
It’s WHOM
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WHOM
“Whom” goes with objects (or words that go with prepositions–with, to from, etc)
“Who” is for subjects (paired with a verb, like in the first part of your sentence “…who is obsessed…”
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the one with the who
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First one.
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Who he refers.
Whom is like…”with whom were you talking?”
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The first one makes sense more than the second one.
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TO WHOM he refers as ….
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