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Kooyeen Posted 19 years ago
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They are my sister and her best friend Amy
Hi,
- And those girls? Who are they?
- They are my sister and her best friend Bob.
Is that ok? I don't know if I can use "they" that way, since I know I can't say "Those are" instead, it should be "That's". So I wonder if that "they" is ok, or if I have to say:
- And those girls? Who are they?
- She's my sister and her best friend Bob.
Thanks
- And those girls? Who are they?
- They are my sister and her best friend Bob.
Is that ok? I don't know if I can use "they" that way, since I know I can't say "Those are" instead, it should be "That's". So I wonder if that "they" is ok, or if I have to say:
- And those girls? Who are they?
- She's my sister and her best friend Bob.
Thanks
Top answer
Is her best friend Amy or Bob? It can't be both! Singular: -- Who is it?
- Is her best friend Amy or Bob?
- It can't be both!
- Singular: -- Who is it?
- -- It's my sister .
- -- Who is that ?
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Is her best friend Amy or Bob? It can't be both!
Singular:
-- Who is it?
-- It's my sister.
Singular:
-- Who is it?
-- It's my sister.
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