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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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English grammar
Can one use "whose" for inaniamte nouns?
For example, is the following sentence correct?
it is malaria, whose mode of transmission is via insect bite.
For example, is the following sentence correct?
it is malaria, whose mode of transmission is via insect bite.
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Anonymous Can one use "whose" for inanimate nouns? Yes; it is a common fix for the awkward 'of which'.
- Anonymous Can one use "whose" for inanimate nouns?
- Yes; it is a common fix for the awkward 'of which'.
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AnonymousCan one use "whose" for inanimate nouns?Yes; it is a common fix for the awkward 'of which'.
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