Don't tell me the difference between who and who in clauses.

The differences between who and who in clauses are: different nominal clauses, different attributive clauses and different clauses.

First, noun clauses are different.

1, who: in a noun clause, used as a pronoun to refer to the subject, predicate or object in a sentence.

2.whom: In a noun clause, it is used as a pronoun to refer to the object in the sentence.

Second, attributive clauses are different.

1, who: in attributive clauses, used as a pronoun to refer to the subject or object in a sentence.

Whom: In the attributive clause, it is used as a pronoun to refer to the object in the sentence.

Third, the terms are different.

1, who: can't be used in relative clauses of clauses.

2.whom: It can be used in relative clauses of clauses and used with prepositions.