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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Mirinda

Is it correct?
I need the books which the circle have been drawn on the photo.
(many books were on the picture, and I have choose only two books of them, and I have made a circle that I need)
  

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In future, do not put your name in the subject line, Mirinda. Create a thread title that is descriptive. This one, for instance, might be called 'circled books'.

— Mister Micawber

  • In future, do not put your name in the subject line, Mirinda.
  • Create a thread title that is descriptive.
  • This one, for instance, might be called 'circled books'.
  • Anonymous Is it correct?
  • No.
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In future, do not put your name in the subject line, Mirinda. Create a thread title that is descriptive. This one, for instance, might be called 'circled books'.
AnonymousIs it correct?
No.

I need the books which have been circled in the photo.
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Is it possible to say follow?
I need the books which I have drawn a circle on the attached photo.
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AnonymousI need the books around which I have drawn a circle on the attached photo.
You can use "around which" to make your sentence correct (from to draw a circle around something), but this is not the best solution. Use Mr. M.'s suggestion.

CJ
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