Would you show me if they mean the same thing? or, which one is incorrect?
A. Whom did you go with?
B. Who did you go with?
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Just FYI, the "with" in C and D is redundant. It should be "with who/whom did you go." – DJMcMayhem May 09 '15 at 19:49
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Though ＊"With who did you go?" is ungrammatical. ("Who did you go with?" is fine.) – May 09 '15 at 22:12
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"With whom did you go?" -- if you want to use "whom", place the preposition before it (consider it a rule). In America, at least in daily English, "whom" is hardly ever used. Almost never. B is correct. – Michael Rybkin May 10 '15 at 17:12