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Pructus Posted 10 years ago
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What does "they" refer to in the below?
"two guards? or "the sentries"?
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While the king’s two guards remained as composed as the sentries they were, she did notice a momentary raise of Felix’s brows.
What does "they" refer to in the below?
"two guards? or "the sentries"?
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While the king’s two guards remained as composed as the sentries they were, she did notice a momentary raise of Felix’s brows.
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Grammatically it refers to "the king’s two guards", though "two guards" and "sentries" are the same people.
- Grammatically it refers to "the king’s two guards", though "two guards" and "sentries" are the same people.
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Grammatically it refers to "the king’s two guards", though "two guards" and "sentries" are the same people.
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