Since, nowadays, "which" and "who" are more interchangeably used than formal Oxford English would suggest, (such as using "It was the company who...") which of the below option sounds more correct?
A) Jeff was the man, in WHO the implant was integrated.
B) Jeff was the man, in WHICH the implant was integrated.
Thank you!
J
The implant was integrated in Jeff
. Of course, this is probably just my general hatred for subordinate clauses. – Jakob Lovern Apr 3 '18 at 19:50