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Who can help me with the usage of "Whose"?
Who can help me with the usage of "Whose"?
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Whose this is it? is it obligatory to use a noun after "This"?
as an example "Whose book is it"?
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I wonder if this question is correct or not?
Whose this is it? is it obligatory to use a noun after "This"?
as an example "Whose book is it"?
Thanks in advance
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Whose addresses an object. This object can be stated, or -sometimes- unstated:
Whose is this?
Whose book is this?
Whose turn is it?
A man whose shoes are black.
note that the object can be a thing or an action, so long as whose is addressing it. If left out, an unspoken object is being inferred.
Whose is this?
Whose book is this?
Whose turn is it?
A man whose shoes are black.
note that the object can be a thing or an action, so long as whose is addressing it. If left out, an unspoken object is being inferred.
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