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Linhtho0211 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Could a musem be a person?
I did a test in which there was a question like this:
B. which I’ve heard many good reports about
C. that I’ve hear many good reports about
D. about whom I’ve heard many good reports
I chose A though I think that A and B are both correct, even the same. But surprisingly, it turned out to be D when I checked the keys.
Please tell me what is correct.
Thank you very much in advance.
That’s the museum _______A. about which I’ve heard many good reports
B. which I’ve heard many good reports about
C. that I’ve hear many good reports about
D. about whom I’ve heard many good reports
I chose A though I think that A and B are both correct, even the same. But surprisingly, it turned out to be D when I checked the keys.
Please tell me what is correct.
Thank you very much in advance.
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The answer key is wrong. D is not correct, and not even something you would hear as a common mistake. No one would use "whom" to refer to a museum.
- The answer key is wrong.
- D is not correct, and not even something you would hear as a common mistake.
- No one would use "whom" to refer to a museum.
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The answer key is wrong. D is not correct, and not even something you would hear as a common mistake. No one would use "whom" to refer to a museum.
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Yes, thank you very much. So I must give some advice to the admin of that site heehee
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