1). Who care2). Whom care3). Whom cared4). Which cares

1.	1). Who care2). Whom care3). Whom cared4). Which cares
Answer» The sentence conveys a general trend seen these days. Thus, the sentence must be in ‘Present tense’. This eliminates option 3. ‘which’ is generally used for REFERRING to ‘things’ and not ‘humans’. Option 4 ALSO gets eliminated. Among choices 1 and 2, 1 is the CORRECT one. This is because ‘people’ here is the subject and not the object. SINCE subject is being referred, ‘who’ is the correct pronoun. ‘who care’ fills the blank most appropriately. Thus, option 1 is the correct answer.

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The sentence conveys a general trend seen these days. Thus, the sentence must be in ‘Present tense’. This eliminates option 3.

‘which’ is generally used for REFERRING to ‘things’ and not ‘humans’. Option 4 ALSO gets eliminated.

Among choices 1 and 2, 1 is the CORRECT one. This is because ‘people’ here is the subject and not the object. SINCE subject is being referred, ‘who’ is the correct pronoun.

‘who care’ fills the blank most appropriately.

Thus, option 1 is the correct answer.

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