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Ticce Posted 6 years ago
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Which one of these?

I think that these make sense. Do you agree?

1 Which one of these three schools' headmaster are you? (I think it's easy to understand)

This one is more difficult.

2 Which one of these three schools' headmasters is you?

(A person is looking at a picture with headmasters and know that I am one of them but wants to know which one of them is me)


Makes sense?

  

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Stick to: "Which one of these three headmasters is you?"

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Ticce

1 Which one of these three schools' headmaster are you?

... headmaster needs to be plural. There are three of them.

I prefer " Which one ... is you"

A headmaster is almost always in charge of a school, so the word schools' is redundant.

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