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Moguwai007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
The following sentences are self-made for a notice. Could you please check if they are grammatically correct and sound natural?
Especially, I am not sure if the usage of "whose" is correct.
We have a hotel located in the center of Los Angeles, whose restaurant just opened. The restaurant serves Mexican food.
Especially, I am not sure if the usage of "whose" is correct.
We have a hotel located in the center of Los Angeles, whose restaurant just opened. The restaurant serves Mexican food.
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The use of 'whose' is just fine. ' Rover
- The use of 'whose' is just fine.
- ' Rover
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The use of 'whose' is just fine.
However, I wouldn't say 'The restaurant serves Mexican food', as that will not attract guests who dislike Mexican food.'
Consider
'Our hotel in the center of Los Angeles has a restaurant offering international cuisine – including Mexican dishes.'
Rover
The use of 'whose' is just fine.
However, I wouldn't say 'The restaurant serves Mexican food', as that will not attract guests who dislike Mexican food.'
Consider
'Our hotel in the center of Los Angeles has a restaurant offering international cuisine – including Mexican dishes.'
Rover
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