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Houssem Loukil Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Wh-questions

Suppose we have the following sentence about whose subject we want to ask a question: "they play tennis with their friends". Normally, the question should be as follows"who plays tennis with his/ her friend(s)?" Do we really have to mention both possessive adjectives (his/her). And what about the following possibility: "Who plays football with their friends?"
  

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" That is acceptable these days.

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Houssem Loukil"Who plays football with their friends?"
That is acceptable these days.
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