Should I use "whom" or "who" in the sentence?

Question

Which is correct?

"...a poem by Marge Piercy, who uses the..."
"...a poem by Marge Piercy, whom uses the..."

Answer 1

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"who". "Whom" is used as a direct object. I always remember that you use "whom" when you can substitute the word "him" in there. "Who" is used when it is the subject of the sentence. Use "Who" if you can substitute the word "he" in the sentence. So, in this case, you would say, "he used the...", not "him uses the..." :)

Answer 2

who
i believe. you use whom when the person is getting something

Answer 3

Who because Marge Piercy is the direct object

If there was an indirect object then it would be whom.

Answer 4

who