I think the word of this day comes from movie "startrek" isn't it?

1. Which book will you buy ? 2. Is this the umbrella what you lost ? 3. The man who is sitting by the door takes a break. 4. He reminds me of someone who I used to know. 5. The children played in the snow which had fallen during the night. 6. He is the doctor who I will see this afternoon. 7. John is the boy whose father is a painter. 8. She is the girl who I saw at the party last night. 9. The student who lent you his book, speaks Italian. 10. The boy to whom you spoke is my cousin. I think the word of this day comes from movie "startrek" isn't it? "'Sir!' Scotty sounded genuinely indignant. 'You're not suggesting that I would let any piece of equipment aboard my ship fall into disrepair, are you?' I lightly remember this scene. Captain kirk want to aboard weapon(space torpedo) but scotty oppose it as a weapon supervisor of the space suttle called "enterprise"

Hello there [이름]! Thank you so much for sending this in tonight! How was your homework? I think you are a bit confused with the usage of \"WHO\" and \"WHOM\". Don\'t worry you did a pretty nice job. Keep it up! Can you please explain this sentence to me in class, \"Captain kirk want to aboard weapon(space torpedo) but scotty oppose it as a weapon supervisor of the space suttle called \"enterprise\" Please go over the corrections and notes below for your improvement. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me in class. See you! Have a great night! Teacher Nina   WHO is an interrogative pronoun and is used in place of the subject of a question. Example: Who is going? Who are you? Is this who told you?   Who can also be used in statements, in place of the subject of a clause. Example: This is who warned me. Jack is the one who wants to go. Anyone who knows the truth should tell us. WHOM is also an interrogative pronoun, but it is used in place of the object of a question. Example: Whom is this story about? With whom are you going? Whom did they tell?   And whom can be used in statements, in place of the object of a clause. Example: This is the man whom I told you about. John is the man whom you met at dinner last week.   Whom is always the correct choice after a preposition. Example: The students, one of whom is graduating this year, failed the test. Lisa is the girl with whom I\'m driving to Maine.   1. Which book will you buy ? >> CORRECT! 2. Is this the umbrella what you lost ? >> WHICH 3. The man who is sitting by the door takes a break. >> CORRECT! 4. He reminds me of someone who I used to know. >> WHOM 5. The children played in the snow which had fallen during the night. >> CORRECT! 6. He is the doctor who I will see this afternoon. >> WHOM 7. John is the boy whose father is a painter. >> CORRECT! 8. She is the girl who I saw at the party last night. >> WHOM9. The student who lent you his book, speaks Italian. >> CORRECT! 10. The boy to whom you spoke is my cousin. >> CORRECT! I think the word of this day comes from movie \"startrek\" isn\'t it? >> I think the word of the day comes from the movie \"Star Trek\" isn\'t it?\"\'Sir!\' Scotty sounded genuinely indignant. >> CORRECT! \'You\'re not suggesting that I would let any piece of equipment aboard my ship fall into disrepair, are you?\' >> Did you mean:  \"You\'re not suggesting that I would let any piece of the equipment aboard my ship fall into disrepair, are you?\"I lightly remember this scene. >> CORRECT! >> OR: I simply remember this scene. Captain kirk want to aboard weapon(space torpedo) but scotty oppose it as a weapon supervisor of the space suttle called \"enterprise\" >> Did you mean: Captain Kirk wanted to aboard the weapon (space torpedo), but Scotty opposed it. It is the main weapon in the space shuttle called \"Enterprise\".