What is the difference between
"Who does this course fit for"
and
"To whom does this course fit for"?
And are they build correctly? My purpose is to ask to which people this course fits (but I'm not sure if the word "fit" is correct in that context)
Learn English – “Who does this course fit for” Vs. “To whom does this course fit for”
difference
Best Answer
Don't use either of these. They are awkward. Your use of "does ... fit for" is the main problem here.
Try "Who is this course for?" or "Who is this course intended for?".
Forget trying to use whom in these questions, it's too formal for speech, and almost on the verge of being considered archaic. If you must use whom, then in very formal English you could write: "For whom is this course intended?", but it has an almost archaic feel to it, and some may perceive it as pedantic if you were to speak like that.