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Minhuoc Posted 20 years ago
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his work
0 I think "his work" should be changed to "their work'. Am I right? 02 br
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00 "Some have compared 01 u 00 his work 02 u 00 to Picasso's." 02 br
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02 br 02 br 00 The sentence is fine as is, as long as you are refering to art work done by one person. " 0-
- 02 br 02 br 00 The sentence is fine as is, as long as you are refering to art work done by one person.
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0 Depends. 02 br
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00 The sentence is fine as is, as long as you are refering to art work done by one person. But if you are refering to work done by a collection of artists, then you must say "their work." 0-
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00 The sentence is fine as is, as long as you are refering to art work done by one person. But if you are refering to work done by a collection of artists, then you must say "their work." 0-
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01 cite 10 Minhuoc 12 cite 10 I think "his work" should be changed to "their work'. Am I right? 12 br11 font 00 Danyoo's response above
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10 "Some have compared 11 u 10 his work 12 u 10 to Picasso's." 12 br
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