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Sinbadsunny Posted 10 years ago
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In regard to of which
The processing cost for the box, of which one of dimensions is over 2 meter, is 10.
In the above can I use "of which" to take the place of "whose" and should the units of measurement, meter, be in singular form or plural here?
In the above can I use "of which" to take the place of "whose" and should the units of measurement, meter, be in singular form or plural here?
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Sinbadsunny can I use "of which" to take the place of "whose" Yes. The meaning is equivalent. Sinbadsunny should the units of measurement ...
- Sinbadsunny can I use "of which" to take the place of "whose" Yes.
- The meaning is equivalent.
- Sinbadsunny should the units of measurement ...
- plural plural The cost should have some unit of currency.
- $10?
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Sinbadsunny can I use "of which" to take the place of "whose"Yes. The meaning is equivalent.
Sinbadsunnyshould the units of measurement ... pluralplural
The cost should have some unit of currency. $10? (Ten dollars?)
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