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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
which is correct?
1. The group to which was given the balls played with it.
or
2. The group to which were given the balls played with it.
thank you.
1. The group to which was given the balls played with it.
or
2. The group to which were given the balls played with it.
thank you.
Top answer
Good day, neither one is. It should be The group to which the ***** were given played with it , <for you should place the subject 'the *****' before the verb 'were given'> or better: The group that received the ***** played with it . Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
- Good day, neither one is.
- It should be The group to which the ***** were given played with it , <for you should place the subject 'the *****' before the verb 'were given'> or better: The group that received the ***** played with it .
- Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
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Good day,
neither one is. It should be
The group to which the ***** were given played with it,
<for you should place the subject 'the *****' before the verb 'were given'>
or better:
neither one is. It should be
The group to which the ***** were given played with it,
<for you should place the subject 'the *****' before the verb 'were given'>
or better:
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