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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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can we use whose'
"tony, sahu and krishna whose' numbers are given below"
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This sentence is incomplete and you punctuation is good. Tony, Sahu, and Krishna, whose numbers are given below, will be the first three to be allowed to go on vacation.
- This sentence is incomplete and you punctuation is good.
- Tony, Sahu, and Krishna, whose numbers are given below, will be the first three to be allowed to go on vacation.
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This sentence is incomplete and you punctuation is good.
Tony, Sahu, and Krishna, whose numbers are given below, will be the first three to be allowed to go on vacation.
Tony, Sahu, and Krishna, whose numbers are given below, will be the first three to be allowed to go on vacation.
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