Question

1) U
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(ii) Whom do you like to meet this evening?
correct the sentence.​

Answer 1

Answer:

the suntence is correct

Explanation:

I don't found the mistake

Answer 2

The correct sentence is" Whom do you like to meet this evening?"

Explanation:

Who - used to refer the ‘subject’ in a sentence.

Whom - used to refer the ‘preposition’ or the ‘object of a verb’.

Remember, however, the native speakers of English frequently use ‘who’ in questions like this even when they are aware that whom is right, since ‘who’ as an object pronoun is turning out to be more and more common in informal conversations.