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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
whose book is that or whose is that book
Hi, here's my question.
Some say "whose is this book is awkard,compared with "whose book is this".
Then how about the following sentense...
Whose book is that on the desk? and
Whose is that book on the desk?
Please let me know how do these two sound respectively.
Some say "whose is this book is awkard,compared with "whose book is this".
Then how about the following sentense...
Whose book is that on the desk? and
Whose is that book on the desk?
Please let me know how do these two sound respectively.
Top answer
I prefer it when "whose" comes immediately before the noun of the object... (1st sentence)
- I prefer it when "whose" comes immediately before the noun of the object...
- (1st sentence)
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I prefer it when "whose" comes immediately before the noun of the object... (1st sentence)
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