" Who do you think will be attending the meeting?"

Question

What correction should be made to the word who in the sentence
Whom
Who's
Whos

Answer 1

The correct correction to make to the word "who" in the sentence "Who do you think will be attending the meeting?" is "whom." The revised sentence would read: "Whom do you think will be attending the meeting?"

However, it’s worth noting that in informal spoken English, "who" is often used in such contexts, even though "whom" would be grammatically correct.