'Who' vs. 'Whom' at the Beginning of a Sentence

"Who are you going with" uses "who" as an object (the object of the preposition "with"), even though "whom" is technically the object form. But if you don't like the formality of "Whom are you going with," there's nothing wrong with using "who" instead.

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