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Aradhana Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Find the correct answer.
A: Did he have a problem with clause sixteen in the contract?
B: Yes, he _____ the requirement for assignment of the debt.
(A) took issue on
(B) brought down
(C) took issue with
(D) brought over
(C) took issue with
If we organize project teams, we can bring together people ________ have never worked with each other.
(A) which
(B) who
(C) whose
(D) whom
(C) whose
B: Yes, he _____ the requirement for assignment of the debt.
(A) took issue on
(B) brought down
(C) took issue with
(D) brought over
(C) took issue with
If we organize project teams, we can bring together people ________ have never worked with each other.
(A) which
(B) who
(C) whose
(D) whom
(C) whose
Top answer
Only the first one is correct.
- Only the first one is correct.
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aradhanaans (D) whomFirst, "whose" is not correct because it is a possessive pronoun, and there is no noun immediately after the blank.
Why do you think "whom" is correct?
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aradhanapeople ___who___ have never worked with each otherAs shown. 'who' is the subject of the clause.
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