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Currently, tens of millions of people. Or were you looking for a list of names?

• devwastaken 5y ago
  Okay, whom? What common factor do they share? Is it a government service?
  • Kluny 5y ago
    FYI, the word you want here is "who". https://ielts.com.au/articles/grammar-101-who-vs-whom/ https://ielts.com.au/articles/grammar-101-who-vs-whom/
    • nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
      Oh dear, I hate to jump in but “whom” is the correct usage here. Grandparent is echoing great-great-grandparent, and since one pays her, one pays whom > if you can replace it with “him” or “her,” use whom Source: parent