please, What the correct pronoun (which or who)? "I'll introduce you to some people............you'll like"

Question

Thanks!!

Answer 1

It isn't "which" because you are talking about humans. I don't think it is "whom," because it isn't an indirect and there isn't a preposition in front of it. I would definitely go with "who."

Answer 2

With people, you can use the relative pronouns "who" or "that."

With objects, you can use the relative pronouns "which" or "that."

Since your sentence refers to people, and you must choose between "which" or "who," the only correct answer is "who":

"I´ll introduce you to some people WHO you´ll like."

By the way, in VERY CORRECT standard English, the sentence should read "I´ll introduce you to some people WHOM you´ll like." Obviously, "whom" is not used very often nowadays, but it is still (in this case) the only correct answer in "prescriptive grammar."

Answer 3

Whom but it's also acceptable to simply say "I'll introduce you to some people you'll like", minus the pronoun.

Answer 4

Whom! It's the object of the verb 'like' and therefore in the (albeit increasingly obsolescent) accusative form of who.

Answer 5

This is a direct object. The correct word is who.

Answer 6

its whom You'll like....But the correct is non abbreviated and its..i will introduce you to some people who you will like..

Answer 7

I would just say "i'll introduce you to some ppl that you'll like"

Answer 8

Whom!

Answer 9

'Whom' is used with prepositions ('of whom', 'with whom' etc.) and as an indirect object ('to whom').

'Who' is correct in this sentence because it is a direct object.

Answer 10

Who.

Which refers to an object (or objects), and whom simply doesn't belong.