Who vs Whom

Elie Wiesel is a person ( who  /  whom ) should be remembered.

Ms. Germann is someone ( who  /  whom ) you can depend on for a book recommendation.

I don't know to (who, whom) I should give my extra ticket.

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I've just figured out (who, whom) the person in the gorilla costume is.

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Mario is the student (who, whom) the committee selected for the award.

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Billie Holiday, (who, whom) my parents greatly admire, was a famous singer.

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Everyone wondered (who, whom) the new cheerleader would be.

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I wonder (who, whom) gave the anonymous donation to the school.

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I saw a car in my driveway and wondered (who, whom) was there.

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It was George who/whom they saw at the bank earlier that morning.

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