Whom, who or that?

grammatical-case questions whom grammar sentence-starts

Which is the correct sentence?

Match me only with people I kissed or people that I am following

or

Match me only with people I kissed or people who I am following

or

Match me only with people I kissed or people whom I am following

Or are they all wrong?


Solution 1:

These are correct.

Match me only with people I kissed or people that I am following

Match me only with people I kissed or people whom I am following

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