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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What are the differences of one of which and one of them?
what are the differences of one of which and one of them?
thx:)
thx:)
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' and 'Thanks' is a six-letter word. The difference is one of punctuation. ' Or 'I have two dogs .
- ' and 'Thanks' is a six-letter word.
- The difference is one of punctuation.
- ' Or 'I have two dogs .
- ' Rover
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Your question should be
'What are the differences between 'one of which' and 'one of them'?' and 'Thanks' is a six-letter word.
The difference is one of punctuation.
'I have two dogs, one of which is black.'
'I have two dogs; one of them is black.' Or 'I have two dogs. One of them is black.'
Rover
'What are the differences between 'one of which' and 'one of them'?' and 'Thanks' is a six-letter word.
The difference is one of punctuation.
'I have two dogs, one of which is black.'
'I have two dogs; one of them is black.' Or 'I have two dogs. One of them is black.'
Rover
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