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Hhtt Posted 10 years ago
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The politician referred to her opponent's drinking problem.
I would like to ask this sentence.
The politician referred to the his opponent's drinking problem.
What could be the situation for this sentence? In front of other representative or infront of journalists?
Thank you.
The politician referred to the his opponent's drinking problem.
What could be the situation for this sentence? In front of other representative or infront of journalists?
Thank you.
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hhttThe politician referred to the his opponent's drinking problem.The sentence has a grammatical problem.
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AlpheccaStars hhttThe politician referred to the his opponent's drinking problem.The sentence has a grammatical problem."his" excludes "the".
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