Fix grammatical error: many of which to many of whom#147
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fix(grammar): change "many of which" to "many of whom" for people Correct the relative pronoun used to refer to remote attendees. "Which" refers to things, while "whom" refers to people. Since the sentence refers to attendees (people), "whom" is the correct choice. Before: "many of which can help answer questions" After: "many of whom can help answer questions"
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fix(grammar): change
many of whichtomany of whomfor peopleCorrect the relative pronoun used to refer to remote attendees.
"Which" refers to things, while "whom" refers to people. Since the sentence refers to attendees (people), "whom" is the correct choice.
Before:
After: