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Springmeans Posted 14 years ago
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who

would it be completely not acceptable to use 'who' (relative clause) for animals?
  

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My cat, who thinks he is a member of the family, eats only the most expensive meats.

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  • My cat, who thinks he is a member of the family, eats only the most expensive meats.
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My cat, who thinks he is a member of the family, eats only the most expensive meats.
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Hi,

People sometimes say 'who' for their pets.

And occasionally for a animal of distinction, eg a famous racehorse.

Clive
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It's also used in children's stories like that. You know, the ones with talking animals. Emotion: smile

CJ
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Hi everyone,

Would it be wrong if I call it personification?

Thanks.

Warm regards
Prajwal
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prajwalkrWould it be wrong if I call it personification?
Far from it. You would be right! Emotion: smile
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Thanks a lot for your help, CJ.

Best wishes
Prajwal
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