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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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He considers that his team consists of himself, his brother and wife.
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Is it his own wife or his brother's wife? ' That removes the ambiguity.
- Is it his own wife or his brother's wife?
- ' That removes the ambiguity.
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Is it his own wife or his brother's wife?
If it's his own wife, I'd say
'He considers that his team consists of himself, his wife and his brother.'
That removes the ambiguity.
If it's his own wife, I'd say
'He considers that his team consists of himself, his wife and his brother.'
That removes the ambiguity.
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