Tentative: plans, suggestions, and uncertain actions
Tentative means not fixed or done with caution. You use it when plans might change or when someone acts carefully.
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Who or whom: everyday and formal English
Use who for a subject; whom is an object form used in more formal styles. Everyday English often uses who as an object too.