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UK//tʊ huː//US//tu hu//

Meaning of To who

A phrase used to inquire about the recipient of an action.

In simple words: A phrase used to ask about a person or people.

To who in a sentence

  • I asked to who I should send the invitation.
  • To who is this package addressed?
  • Can you tell me to who I need to speak?
  • To who did you give the documents?
  • I'm wondering to who I can show my project.

How to use To who

Use 'to who' when directly addressing someone. It's less formal. Use 'to whom' for formal writing or speeches.

Grammar pattern

question phrase

Memory hint

Think of 'Two Who' as asking about two people.

Related words

Collocations with To who

  • to who it may concern
  • to who does this belong
  • ask to who

Synonyms for To who

Common mistakes with To who

  • 'To who' is often confused with 'to whom', especially in formal contexts.
  • Some learners forget to use 'to' in the phrase.
  • Misplaced word order in questions using 'to who'.

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Frequently asked questions about To who

What does To who mean?

A phrase used to ask about a person or people.

What is the definition of To who?

A phrase used to inquire about the recipient of an action.

How do you use To who in a sentence?

I asked to who I should send the invitation.

Can you give another example of To who?

To who is this package addressed?

What are synonyms for To who?

Common alternatives include to whom, for whom, about whom.

What words go with To who?

It commonly pairs with to who it may concern, to who does this belong, ask to who.

What are common mistakes when using To who?

'To who' is often confused with 'to whom', especially in formal contexts. Some learners forget to use 'to' in the phrase. Misplaced word order in questions using 'to who'.

How do you pronounce To who?

US: //tu hu//, UK: //tʊ huː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use To who?

Use 'to who' when directly addressing someone. It's less formal. Use 'to whom' for formal writing or speeches.