0
Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

no indication of

How would you write these 2 sentences please?

The order in which I call your names is no indication of my preference. Just because I call your name last doesn't mean I like you less.
The order in which I listed the names of my family members is no indication of who I love more or less except for the first 2 that I love more than the rest.

Thanks
  

Top answer

The order in which I call your names is no indication of my preference. Just because I call your name last doesn't mean I like you least The order in which I listed the names of my family members is no indication of whom I love more or less—except for the first two, which I love more than the rest.

— Mister Micawber

  • The order in which I call your names is no indication of my preference.
  • Just because I call your name last doesn't mean I like you least The order in which I listed the names of my family members is no indication of whom I love more or less—except for the first two, which I love more than the rest.
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

3 Answers
0
The order in which I call your names is no indication of my preference. Just because I call your name last doesn't mean I like you least
The order in which I listed the names of my family members is no indication of whom I love more or less—except for the first two, which I love more than the rest.
0
0
Would you tell me why 'which'?
The order in which I listed the names of my family members is no indication of whom I love more or less—except for the first two, which I love more than the rest.

You love people not names, in the sentence does it not mean that you love the names more? Why not use 'who'?

Thanks
0
0
Anonymous Why not use 'who'?
You may; that is a good choice. We also use 'that' and 'which' for people.
0

Related Questions