Is it
Ever wonder whom has the skills
or
Ever wonder who has the skills?
I believe it is who but unsure.
Ever wonder whom you could team up with
, or
who
In the second case I could use him or her in the answer, therefore I think whom is right.
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1No, it's "who". "whom" is an object, not a subject. – Barmar Dec 18 '20 at 23:14
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@Bamar thanks. see updated question please – val Dec 18 '20 at 23:19
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I think the socond one should technically be "whom", but most people will say "who". – Barmar Dec 18 '20 at 23:21
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Ever wonder who has the skills? - This the correct. However Ever wonder whom you could team up with This is wrong as written. First, do not end sentences in a preposition. "Ever wonder with whom you could team." Whom is almost always the object of a preposition. To test, try substituting "he" or "him" where "he" equates to "who" and "him" equates to "whom."
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Formal writing never ends a sentence in a preposition. This is considered incorrect grammar. Unfortunately, too many people are unable to separate informal writing from formal writing. My opinion, is that one should never end a sentence in a preposition. – Mjj Dec 20 '20 at 20:48