1a. Who is this for?
1b. For whom is this for?
2a. Who are you expecting now?
2b. Whom are you expecting now?
3a. Say who you think get the prize?
3b. Say whom you think get the prize?
Please correct the above.
Thanks.
1b is incorrect, as pointed out (by Anglophile, I seem to recall) in a message a short while ago.
2a is preferred in modern use.
3a/3b Say who you think should get the prize.
[quote=“Allifathima”]
1a. Whom is this for? (for him)
1b. For whom is this for? wrong
2a. Whom are you expecting now? (expecting him)
2b. Whom are you expecting now? correct
3a. Say who you think gets the prize? correct ([she gets)
3b. Say whom you think gets the prize? wrong (she gets)
Many native speakers make mistakes with “who” and “whom”.
[color=blue]No, it doesn’t say anything about “should”; it is asking about ‘who gets’.
Possibly, though without additional context you can’t say that for certain any more than I can. I interpreted it so that it was logical.