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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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some of which are

Is it correct to say 'some of this are' as in the following sentence...

"He has lots of books, some of which are worth a lot of money"

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It's correct. Just put a full stop / a period at the end. CB

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  • Just put a full stop / a period at the end.
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It's correct. Just put a full stop / a period at the end.

CB
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Thanks, Cool Breeze!
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Hi,

"He has lots of books, some of which are worth a lot of money"

Is it correct to say 'some of this are' No. But you could say

"He has lots of books, and some of them are worth a lot of money"

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"He has lots of books, and some of these are worth a lot of money".
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AnonymousIs it correct to say 'some of this are' as in the following sentence...

"He has lots of books, some of which are worth a lot of money"

Thanks
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"Some of this are" is definitely not okay.
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