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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"Who" referring to animals
Hello. I'm going to teach kids the topic "animals". Tell me please if I'm right:
1. If I say "he/she" talking about their pets but use "it" talking about other animals (e.g. a tiger, a cow etc.)
2. If I want to ask which of the animals, for example, jumps through the trees (it's a monkey:)), should I say "Who jumps through the trees?". Isn't it incorrect?! Or what should we use instead of "who?" Which/what sound strange
1. If I say "he/she" talking about their pets but use "it" talking about other animals (e.g. a tiger, a cow etc.)
2. If I want to ask which of the animals, for example, jumps through the trees (it's a monkey:)), should I say "Who jumps through the trees?". Isn't it incorrect?! Or what should we use instead of "who?" Which/what sound strange
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Anonymous Tell me please if I'm right:1. g. ) Yes, that's the usual pattern.
- Anonymous Tell me please if I'm right:1.
- g.
- ) Yes, that's the usual pattern.
- " No.
- " CJ
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AnonymousTell me please if I'm right:1. If I say "he/she" talking about their pets but use "it" talking about other animals (e.g. a tiger, a cow etc.)Yes, that's the usual pattern.
AnonymousIf I want to ask which of the animals, for example, jumps through the trees (it's a monkey:)), should I say "Who jumps through the trees?"
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