Final answer:
Rita is concerned about using the correct pronoun in a letter. The difference lies in the use of 'who' or 'whom' based on their functions.
Explanation:
Answer:
Rita is trying to understand the interrogative pronoun regarding the use of 'to who it may concern' or 'to whom it may concern' when writing a letter to a local distributor. The
difference lies in the correct use of 'who' or 'whom' based on their function in the sentence.
Examples:
- 'To who it may concern': Incorrect use of the pronoun 'who' as the object form 'whom' should be used in this context.
- 'To whom it may concern': Correct use of the object form 'whom' as it functions as the indirect object of the preposition 'to'.
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