In which sentence is the correct form of the pronoun who(ever) / whom(ever) used? a. who did you consult about your career decision? b. whose did you consult about your career decision? c. whom did you consult about your career decision? d. whoever did you consult about your career decision?

C. Whom did you consult about your career decision?

In this sentence, the subject of the sentence is "you," because that is the person performing the action (consulting about a career decision). "Whom" refers to the person receiving the question (or the action) and is therefore the object of the verb.

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