whose = jis ka. whom = object (jise), formal. Object pronoun hata sakte ho: the book I bought. who / which / that rakho = 43. Cleft It was Ravi who = 60. Comma extra info = 67. Chhoti form sitting = 59.
1. Kya hai
43 me joiner dikhaya, pronoun rakha. Yahan teen rules: possession (jis ka), object-formal (whom), object hatao.
| Rule | Example |
|---|---|
| whose + noun | the girl whose brother plays cricket |
| to / with + whom | the officer to whom I gave the form |
| object hatao | the book I bought (that/which hata diya) |
2. whose / whom / who's
| Word | Use | Example |
|---|---|---|
| whose | possession — log ya cheez | the girl whose brother… / a hall whose roof leaks |
| of which | cheez, formal | a hall the roof of which leaks |
| whom | object / after preposition (formal) | the person whom I met / to whom I spoke |
| who's | who is / who has — joiner nahi | the man who's waiting = who is waiting (43) |
whose ke baad noun zaroori. Hatao nahi. Spoken: who aksar whom ki jagah. Exam preposition aage ho to whom / which, nahi who / that.
3. Hatao + preposition + where
| Kab | Yes | No |
|---|---|---|
| object | the book (that) I bought / the person (who) I met | the book which I bought it |
| subject | the man who called | the man called is Papa. (hatao galat) |
| preposition + which / whom | the shop in which I bought it / the person to whom I spoke | in that I bought / to who I spoke |
| preposition last me | the shop I bought it in / the person I spoke to | the shop in I bought it |
Place: the lane where we parked (ya in which). Time: the day (when / that) we met — when bhi hata sakte ho. Reason: the reason (why / that) the train was late. That's what I meant = the thing that (jo baat). the book what = 43 galat. Cleft What I need is rest = 60.
4. Examples
Bold = is page ki form yaad rakho.
- I know a girl whose brother plays cricket.
- That's the auto whose driver knew the lane.
- We sat in a hall whose roof leaks.
- a hall the roof of which leaks
- the officer to whom I gave the form
- the person whom I met at the station (formal)
- the person I met at the station (hata diya)
- This is the chai I ordered.
- This is the form I filled in.
- The man who called is Papa. (karta — mat hatao)
- the shop in which I bought the pan
- the shop I bought the pan from
- the lane where we parked
- the day we met Amma
- That's what I meant.
5. Common mistakes
6. Practice
A. 10 MCQ
B. 5 fill-in
C. 3 sentences
Model answers neeche. Ek whose, ek to whom, ek object hatao.
- whose: I know a girl whose brother plays cricket.
- whom: the officer to whom I gave the form
- hatao: This is the book I bought.
7. Answer key
MCQ
- a) whose — possession + noun. who's = who is. whom = object, baad me noun nahi.
- b) whom — after to. who informal, preposition last me. whose = possession.
- a) I bought — object hatao. which I bought it = extra it. who = log.
- a) who — karta, hatao nahi. whom = object. hatao = Papa called, matlab badal.
- b) which — in which. in that galat. who = log.
- b) who's — who is waiting. whose waiting = possession bina noun.
- a) I ordered — hatao. I ordered it = extra it. who = log.
- a) where — place. whose / whom nahi.
- b) who — spoken object. whose = possession. which = cheez.
- a) whose — cheez ka possession OK. who's / whom galat.
Fill-in
- whose — jis ka brother.
- whom — to whom.
- which — in which.
- that / which — object; hata bhi sakte, yahan word rakho.
- the man whose phone rang — not who's.
Model sentences
- I know a girl whose brother plays cricket.
- the officer to whom I gave the form
- This is the book I bought.
Check: whose + noun, not who's; whom after preposition; object hatao, extra it nahi; karta wala who mat hatao; in which not in that; spoken who / preposition last me; where/when/why optional; who/which/that rakho = 43; cleft = 60; sitting = 59; comma extra = 67.
