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Hi,
Let us pretend that I am giving a quick quiz and asking people about a person sitting in the room. I will write a few clues about that person and later will ask who she/he is. Can I say this?
Who is he/she?
She is sitting opposite a girl with plastic-framed glasses.
Let us pretend that I am giving a quick quiz and asking people about a person sitting in the room. I will write a few clues about that person and later will ask who she/he is. Can I say this?
Who is he/she?
She is sitting opposite a girl with plastic-framed glasses.
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Hi, Let us pretend that I am giving a quick quiz and asking people about a person sitting in the room. I will write a few clues about that person and later will ask who she/he is. Can I say this?
- Hi, Let us pretend that I am giving a quick quiz and asking people about a person sitting in the room.
- I will write a few clues about that person and later will ask who she/he is.
- Can I say this?
- Who is he/she?
- She is sitting opposite a girl with plastic-framed glasses.
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Hi,
Let us pretend that I am giving a quick quiz and asking people about a person sitting in the room. I will write a few clues about that person and later will ask who she/he is. Can I say this?
Who is he/she?
She is sitting opposite a girl with plastic-framed glasses.
Yes.
You must say this if there is more than one girl with plastic-framed glasses.
I
Let us pretend that I am giving a quick quiz and asking people about a person sitting in the room. I will write a few clues about that person and later will ask who she/he is. Can I say this?
Who is he/she?
She is sitting opposite a girl with plastic-framed glasses.
Yes.
You must say this if there is more than one girl with plastic-framed glasses.
I
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