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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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hello,
Is it grammatically correct to point to a girl and ask a student:
"What's this? It's a girl"
or it (i.e. What's this?) is just used for things?
Is it grammatically correct to point to a girl and ask a student:
"What's this? It's a girl"
or it (i.e. What's this?) is just used for things?
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Anonymous hello,Is it grammatically correct to point to a girl and ask a student:"What's this? e. ) is just used for things?
- Anonymous hello,Is it grammatically correct to point to a girl and ask a student:"What's this?
- e.
- ) is just used for things?
- " In my opinion, your example, although grammatically correct, is inappropriate and demeaning to the girl in question.
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Anonymous hello,Is it grammatically correct to point to a girl and ask a student:"What's this? It's a girl"or it (i.e. What's this?) is just used for things?I'd ask "Who's that girl?"
In my opinion, your example, although grammatically correct, is inappropriate and demeaning to the girl in question.
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