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Elena Posted 23 years ago
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Outspoken / whoever
Are these two words correctly used in the sentence what follows?
'Each time you hear a racist, classist, intolerant comment, be outspoken against it'
Thanks.
'Each time you hear a racist, classist, intolerant comment, be outspoken against it'
Thanks.
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he he, the outspoken forgot the 'whoever' I meant: 'Each time you hear a friend or whoever person doing a racist, classist, intolerant comment, be outspoken against it'
- he he, the outspoken forgot the 'whoever' I meant: 'Each time you hear a friend or whoever person doing a racist, classist, intolerant comment, be outspoken against it'
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he he, the outspoken forgot the 'whoever' 
I meant:
'Each time you hear a friend or whoever person doing a racist
I meant:
'Each time you hear a friend or whoever person doing a racist
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