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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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Can I ask:
Which are your pens / pen?
Which are your books?
Which are your pens / pen?
Which are your books?
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Sure. Which can be singular or plural (Which one is yours? " Sometimes we use different pronouns for singular and plural: This is my pen/book.
- Sure.
- Which can be singular or plural (Which one is yours?
- " Sometimes we use different pronouns for singular and plural: This is my pen/book.
- These are my pens/books.
- We can also say Which of these pens is/are yours?
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Sure. Which can be singular or plural (Which one is yours? OR Which ones are yours?) So when you say "pen" in the singular, you must use the singular verb, "Which pen is yours?" "Which is your pen?"
Sometimes we use different pronouns for singular and plural: This is my pen/book. These are my pens/books.
Sometimes we use different pronouns for singular and plural: This is my pen/book. These are my pens/books.
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So, the correct versions are :
(a)Which are your pens? / Which is your pen? (both correct)
(b) Which are your books? (correct)
How about another sentence?
(c) Which are your dolls?
(d) Which dolls are yours?
(e) Which doll / dolls do you want?
(a)Which are your pens? / Which is your pen? (both correct)
(b) Which are your books? (correct)
How about another sentence?
(c) Which are your dolls?
(d) Which dolls are yours?
(e) Which doll / dolls do you want?
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