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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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with/which has
This is the mug [with/which has] a picture of your late(?) dog.
Are both choices correct, with and which has? And is there any difference?
By the way, would you refer to your dead pet as your late pet? I often hear 'late' being used with the word husband or wife.
Thanks in advance!
Are both choices correct, with and which has? And is there any difference?
By the way, would you refer to your dead pet as your late pet? I often hear 'late' being used with the word husband or wife.
Thanks in advance!
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) dog. Are both choices correct, with and which has? And is there any difference?
- ) dog.
- Are both choices correct, with and which has?
- And is there any difference?
- By the way, would you refer to your dead pet as your late pet?
- How about "dear departed pet" I often hear 'late' being used with the word husband or wife.
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New2grammarThis is the mug [with/which has] a picture of your late(?) dog.
Are both choices correct, with and which has? And is there any difference?
By the way, would you refer to your dead pet as your late pet? How about "dear departed pet"I often hear 'late' being used with the word husband or wife.
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late to mean dead is usually reserved for people.
You could use it for a dog if you wanted to be humorous, but I doubt that's your intention in this case!
CJ
You could use it for a dog if you wanted to be humorous, but I doubt that's your intention in this case!
CJ
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