Question

...... shall I fear but the ones who hurt me?
(a) Whose
(b) Whom
(c) Which
(d) Who​

Answer 1

Answer:

who is the correct answer

Answer 2

Whom shall I fear but the ones who hurt me.

• The word whom is often applied in place of who as a preposition or an active verb object.
• Whom can be used when the word can be generally replaced by him or her. Who generally provides more information on a particular person.
• For example - Whom do you think we should support in the college elections.
• Thus, the correct sentence is -  Whom shall I fear but the ones who hurt me.