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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Underlined parts - grammatical?
Hi!
is the underlined parts grammatical? Any other mistakes?
During the study-week Vicky lives in the school’s boarding institution but holidays she spends with either her grandfather in Golf City or with her half-sister in the capital city, both of whom supports her emotionally and financially.
Truly thankful
is the underlined parts grammatical? Any other mistakes?
During the study-week Vicky lives in the school’s boarding institution but holidays she spends with either her grandfather in Golf City or with her half-sister in the capital city, both of whom supports her emotionally and financially.
Truly thankful
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During the study-week Vicky lives in the school’s boarding institution, but she spends the holidays with either her grandfather in Golf City or with her half-sister in the capital city, both of whom support s her emotionally and financially. It's OK now. 'Both of whom refers to two pwople; itt therefore needs to be followed by a plural verb fprm.
- During the study-week Vicky lives in the school’s boarding institution, but she spends the holidays with either her grandfather in Golf City or with her half-sister in the capital city, both of whom support s her emotionally and financially.
- It's OK now.
- 'Both of whom refers to two pwople; itt therefore needs to be followed by a plural verb fprm.
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During the study-week Vicky lives in the school’s boarding institution, but she spends the holidays with either her grandfather in Golf City or with her half-sister in the capital city, both of whom supports her emotionally and financially.
It's OK now. 'Both of whom refers to two pwople; itt th
It's OK now. 'Both of whom refers to two pwople; itt th
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