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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

HELP

I get really confused sometimes, when I speak about animals.

I really dont know if I should point the dog's name or the dog with it or with he? Also is it which dog do you like the most, or whose dog...

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Hi, I get really confused sometimes, when I speak about animals. I really dont know if I should use the dog's name or use it or he ? Generally speaking, only the dog's owners or close friends of the family will use the dog's name.

— Clive

  • Hi, I get really confused sometimes, when I speak about animals.
  • I really dont know if I should use the dog's name or use it or he ?
  • Generally speaking, only the dog's owners or close friends of the family will use the dog's name.
  • The same people will sometimes use 'he'.
  • If you are not one of these people, just say 'it'.
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Hi,

I get really confused sometimes, when I speak about animals.

I really dont know if I should use the dog's name or use it or he? Generally speaking, only the dog's owners or close friends of the family will use the dog's name. The same people will sometim
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If you know the dog's ***, use "he" or "she," at least with an American, because we tend to be a little nuts about our pets. If you don't know, then use "it."

"Which dog" says to me what breed of dog, or which of those dogs in front of you. If you say "whose dog," I would have to know the owner of each of the dogs in question in order to answer to question.

(And, by the way, I ha
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