Relative pronouns Sometimes I get confused with relative pronouns, I know how to use them but there are many options so I'd like to know which are grammatically correct, I appreciate your help: 1)It's a place from which you cannot return. 2)It's a place you cannot return from. 3)It's a place from where you cannot return. 1)That is the man I helped. 2)That is the man whom I helped 3)That is the man to whom I helped. 4)That is the man who I helped. 1)This is the judge of whom I spoke the other day. 2)This is the judge whom I spoke the other day 3)This is the judge whom I spoke of the other day 4)This is the judge who I spoke of the other day. 5)This is the judge I spoke of the other day. 6)This is the judge I spoke the other day 1)These are the children my children sometimes play with. 2) These are the children with whom my children sometimes play. 3)These are the children whom my children sometimes play with 4) These are the children who my children sometimes play with. 1)She is a politician whom I believe 2)She is a politician in whom I believe. 3)She is a politician I believe in. 4)She is a politician who I believe in. 5)She is a politician whom I believe in 1)The houses that we live in are old. 2) The houses in where we live are old. 3)The houses where we live are old 4)The houses we live in are old. 1)Those are animals to which I have given strawberries. 2)Those are animals I have given strawberries to. 1)With whom are you playing?. 2)With who are you playing 3)who are playing with?. 4)Whom are you playing? 5)Whom are you playing with? 1)Who will I help?. 2)Whom will I help?. 3)To whom will I help?