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Murfhum Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
the pronoun of animals
supposing I want to say the dog bited me
but I want the pronoun of the dog so I can say : he bited me?
but I want the pronoun of the dog so I can say : he bited me?
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Hi Murfhum Dog owners invariably say he or she when they refer to their dogs. Of course it is also correct. Bite is an irregular verb: He bit me [in the leg].
- Hi Murfhum Dog owners invariably say he or she when they refer to their dogs.
- Of course it is also correct.
- Bite is an irregular verb: He bit me [in the leg].
- CB
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Hi Murfhum
Dog owners invariably say he or she when they refer to their dogs. Of course it is also correct. Bite is an irregular verb: He bit me [in the leg].
CB
Dog owners invariably say he or she when they refer to their dogs. Of course it is also correct. Bite is an irregular verb: He bit me [in the leg].
CB
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If you don't know the dog, for example, a stray dog, you can say It bit me.
If you know the dog, as for example, a pet dog whose name you know, you can say He bit me or She bit me.
CJ
If you know the dog, as for example, a pet dog whose name you know, you can say He bit me or She bit me.
CJ
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