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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does "you" refer to one person?
Does "you" refer to one person or can it refer to "you and your bride"?
I will give you a DVD with which you and your bride can do whatever you want.
Is this how you would have asked the question? Would you have used the word "refer" Is there a more correct way of formulating this question?
Does "you" refer to one person or can it refer to "you and your bride"?
Thanks
I will give you a DVD with which you and your bride can do whatever you want.
Is this how you would have asked the question? Would you have used the word "refer" Is there a more correct way of formulating this question?
Does "you" refer to one person or can it refer to "you and your bride"?
Thanks
Top answer
The pronoun you refers to the listener and his bride. Your question is fine.
- The pronoun you refers to the listener and his bride.
- Your question is fine.
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The pronoun you refers to the listener and his bride.
Your question is fine.
Your question is fine.
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