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Tinanam0102 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"he" in a sentence
Hi teachers,
A working man like me, who goes to an office every day and usaully wears a tie, needs about 10 dress shirts - maybe 15, if he's not punctual about dry cleaning. ~ excerpted from Newsweek.
> Does he refer to "a working man"?
> If it were "A working woman like me...", would "she" be called for instead?
Thank you.
Tinanam
A working man like me, who goes to an office every day and usaully wears a tie, needs about 10 dress shirts - maybe 15, if he's not punctual about dry cleaning. ~ excerpted from Newsweek.
> Does he refer to "a working man"?
> If it were "A working woman like me...", would "she" be called for instead?
Thank you.
Tinanam
Top answer
tinanam0102 Does he refer to "a working man"? Yes. Specifically, "a working man like me" who does the things mentioned.
- tinanam0102 Does he refer to "a working man"?
- Yes.
- Specifically, "a working man like me" who does the things mentioned.
- ", would " she " be called for instead?
- Yes.
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tinanam0102Does he refer to "a working man"?Yes. Specifically, "a working man like me" who does the things mentioned.
tinanam0102If it were "A working woman like me...", would "she" be called for instead?Yes.
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