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Ticce Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
An akward construction?
How do you find these sentences? Do they sound akward?
A captain of which team is he?
A passenger of whose car is he?
Whould you rephrase them?
A captain of which team is he?
A passenger of whose car is he?
Whould you rephrase them?
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Ticce Do they sound a w kward? Extremely. Ticce Whould Would you rephrase them?
- Ticce Do they sound a w kward?
- Extremely.
- Ticce Whould Would you rephrase them?
- (There are a lot of wh words in English, but would isn't one of them.
- ) Which team is he the captain of?
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TicceDo they sound awkward?Extremely.
Ticce(There are a lot of wh words in English, but wouldisn't one of them.WhouldWould you rephrase them?
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Thank you Jim,
Someone told me that they are grammatically correct. But they sounded weird to me, so I decided to doublecheck.
PS Seems like you have picked the trait of spelling correction from Clive. Here it is an extra "thank you" for that.)
Someone told me that they are grammatically correct. But they sounded weird to me, so I decided to doublecheck.
PS Seems like you have picked the trait of spelling correction from Clive. Here it is an extra "thank you" for that.)
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