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Thread: USE OF "WHO"
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#1 31-Mar-2015, 08:01USE OF "WHO"
Can "who" be used with plural verbs in interrogative?
I will appreciate if given some examples.
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#2 31-Mar-2015, 09:16Re: USE OF "WHO"
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#3 31-Mar-2015, 09:56Re: USE OF "WHO"
As Rover said, please give us some example sentences showing how you want to use it. See my corrections above, in red.
Originally Posted by REEN
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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