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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
each who
I don't understand the meaning and construction of "each who" in this sentence:
"You've worked with many directors, each who must present a different set of problems for the composer. I have a list here. What was it like working for Bertolucci?".
Why not "each of whom must..."? Or maybe is the author saying "each of those who must...."?
Thanks a lot!
"You've worked with many directors, each who must present a different set of problems for the composer. I have a list here. What was it like working for Bertolucci?".
Why not "each of whom must..."? Or maybe is the author saying "each of those who must...."?
Thanks a lot!
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"? That's what is probably meant. Each who is incorrect grammar.
- "?
- That's what is probably meant.
- Each who is incorrect grammar.
- CB
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AnonymousWhy not "each of whom must..."?That's what is probably meant. Each who is incorrect grammar.
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