As I have said before in a previous post it is often the simple mistakes that writers make that can cost us dearly. When short stories and/or manuscripts are submitted into competitions or sent to literary agents, magazines and publishers, it will be the little mistakes that will expose you as an unprofessional, inexperienced, amateur author.
There's a very simple method that you can use to determine whether
whoever or
whomever is correct.
He =
whoever, and him =
whomever
Whoever broke the spell?
He broke the spell and therefore
who is correct.
Whomever broke the spell was a hero
The spell was broken by
him and therefore
whomever is correct
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