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Tran Trang Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
''whose''
when we use 'whose' as a question word, can i say
- whose book is this?
- whose is this book?
- Whose book it is?
is there any differences among those sentences?
(i mean ''who does this book belong to?'')
- whose book is this?
- whose is this book?
- Whose book it is?
is there any differences among those sentences?
(i mean ''who does this book belong to?'')
Top answer
Yes, you can say whose book is this? ). But you can't say * whose book it is?
- Yes, you can say whose book is this?
- ).
- But you can't say * whose book it is?
- BillJ
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Yes, you can say whose book is this? and whose is this book?; they are the equivalent in meaning (who does this book belong to?). But you can't say *whose book it is?
BillJ
BillJ
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