Which/whose
Which is correct:
a) "He read some statements whose meaning I didn't understand very well."
b) "He read some statements which meaning I didn't understand very well."
Top answer
" I'd use "a" and put the preposition "of" before "which" in "b". )
- " I'd use "a" and put the preposition "of" before "which" in "b".
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Christine ChristieWhich is correct:
a) "He read some statements whose meaning I didn't understand very well."
b) "He read some statements which meaning I didn't understand very well."
I'd use "a" and put the preposition "of" before "which" in "b".
(I'm a non-native.)
0Christine ChristieWhich is correct:
a)
If you want 'which', it's
He read some statements the meaning(s) of which I didn't understand very well.
(I'd stick with 'whose'. The one with 'which' is too formal for most situations.)
CJ
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