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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Which has / who

Can I say,

(a) The cat named Patches which has / which was lost when it was taken to the park.

(b) The cat named Patches who / that (got) lost when it was taken to the park.

(c) The cat named Patches lost / was lost / got lost when it was taken to the park.
  

Top answer

Many of the listings above would not be complete sentences. I'm not sure what your sequence of events is, but here are some possibilities: The cat named Patches got lost when it was taken to the park. The cat named Patches had been lost when it was taken to the park.

— Philip

  • Many of the listings above would not be complete sentences.
  • I'm not sure what your sequence of events is, but here are some possibilities: The cat named Patches got lost when it was taken to the park.
  • The cat named Patches had been lost when it was taken to the park.
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Many of the listings above would not be complete sentences. I'm not sure what your sequence of events is, but here are some possibilities:

The cat named Patches got lost when it was taken to the park.

The cat named Patches had been lost when it was taken to the park.
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