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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Having had?

Hi! everyone.I want to know which construction suites this sentence?
He loved his wife having murdered 2 peoples.(Does my sentence Imply that wife has murdered two peoples,if not the could I use "who" as in the following sentence?
He loved his wife who having murdered 2 peoples.
Or does my 1st sentence imply that the husband has murdered two peoples?
Thanks!
  

Top answer

He loved his wife's having murdered 2 people -- Here, the wife did the murdering. Your other sentence is not possible at all.

— Mister Micawber

  • He loved his wife's having murdered 2 people -- Here, the wife did the murdering.
  • Your other sentence is not possible at all.
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He loved his wife's having murdered 2 people -- Here, the wife did the murdering. Your other sentence is not possible at all.
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Thanks! Sir for answering.
What I got from your following sentence -:
Mister MicawberHe loved his wife's having murdered 2 people
Is,he loved the murdering of his wife. Or he loved his wife's action of murdering.
Am I right?
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Hi,

Is your main idea that he loved his wife. or is your main idea that he loved murder?

Clive
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CliveIs your main idea that he loved his wife
Yes This is my idea.
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Hi,

Say
eg He loved his wife, who had murdered two people.

Clive
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