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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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1.)Talking about my dog(which is male and I said his name already) .... I obtained IT/HIM from my uncle ... ?
2.)I play with my neighbour and his dog WHICH/WHO is twin of my dog.
2.)I play with my neighbour and his dog WHICH/WHO is twin of my dog.
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)Talking about my dog(which is male and I said his name already) .. I obtained IT/HIM from my uncle ... For pets and animals that we have some personal attachment to, we commonly say him/her.
- )Talking about my dog(which is male and I said his name already) ..
- I obtained IT/HIM from my uncle ...
- For pets and animals that we have some personal attachment to, we commonly say him/her.
- )I play with my neighbour and his dog WHICH/WHO is the twin of my dog.
- You could say either, based on my comment above.
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Hi,
1.)Talking about my dog(which is male and I said his name already) .. I obtained IT/HIM from my uncle ... ?
For pets and animals that we have some personal attachment to, we commonly say him/her.
2.)I play with my neighbour and his dog WHICH/WHO is the twin of my dog. You could say either, based on my comment above.
I don't usually
1.)Talking about my dog(which is male and I said his name already) .. I obtained IT/HIM from my uncle ... ?
For pets and animals that we have some personal attachment to, we commonly say him/her.
2.)I play with my neighbour and his dog WHICH/WHO is the twin of my dog. You could say either, based on my comment above.
I don't usually
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Let me suggest "litter mate": My neighbor's dog is a litter mate of my own.
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