<p>When would be the correct time to use past paticiple?</p>
<p>depends on what tense the passage is written in.</p>
<p>when do u use whom in a sentence?</p>
<p>to whom, for whom, of whom</p>
<p>“who” is the nominative/subjective pronoun case. “whom” is the objective case. I suck at coming up with examples, but here are a few:</p>
<p>Who is hosting the party?
Who is your favorite basketball player?
Ann is the teacher whom I hold in the highest regard.
For whom are the flowers?</p>
<p>here’s what you do:</p>
<p>flip the sentence around and turn it into a statement and if you can put he or she in place then use who if you can put him or her then use whom.</p>
<p>its for whom…its for her…not its for he…so you use whom.</p>