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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Mistake
situation:
I walk into a room, and my father says, Peter, fetch me the axe. When I am Otto.
Then what should be the sentence?:
-There was no one but Peter whose step he could have mistaken for mine.
-There was no one but I whose step he could have mistaken for Peter's.
Thank you.
I walk into a room, and my father says, Peter, fetch me the axe. When I am Otto.
Then what should be the sentence?:
-There was no one but Peter whose step he could have mistaken for mine.
-There was no one but I whose step he could have mistaken for Peter's.
Thank you.
Top answer
The second one is the one that makes logical sense in the situation. However, it sounds like a sentence taken from an old book. It would be a weird thing to say in an everyday situation.
- The second one is the one that makes logical sense in the situation.
- However, it sounds like a sentence taken from an old book.
- It would be a weird thing to say in an everyday situation.
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The second one is the one that makes logical sense in the situation. However, it sounds like a sentence taken from an old book. It would be a weird thing to say in an everyday situation.
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