0
Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which they denied
Can one say
a. We asked them why they were making noise, which they denied.
a. We asked them why they were making so much noise, which they denied.
?
They denied that they were making noise.
Many thanks.
a. We asked them why they were making noise, which they denied.
a. We asked them why they were making so much noise, which they denied.
?
They denied that they were making noise.
Many thanks.
Top answer
This wording does not seem completely logical to me. I would suggest this: We asked them why they were making so much noise, but they denied that they were.
- This wording does not seem completely logical to me.
- I would suggest this: We asked them why they were making so much noise, but they denied that they were.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
This wording does not seem completely logical to me. I would suggest this:
We asked them why they were making so much noise, but they denied that they were.
We asked them why they were making so much noise, but they denied that they were.
0
Related Questions