The dog has bitten my younger son twice, and each time, he has had to
be sent to his kennel.
(a)each time, he has had to be sent to his
(b)every time, it has had to be sent to his
C)each time, it has had to be sent to its
(d)every time, it has had to be sent to its
(e)each time, he has had to be sent to it
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gmatmachoman
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A and B are wrong because HIS kennel
E is wrong because HE has had to be sent
C and D we shoud choose between Each and Every.
Since in initial sentence we have each time I prefer to remain this constraction and my answer is C
E is wrong because HE has had to be sent
C and D we shoud choose between Each and Every.
Since in initial sentence we have each time I prefer to remain this constraction and my answer is C
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hardik.jadeja
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IMO C.
'each' is used in case of two things and 'every' in case of more than two. So B and D ruled out. E is wrong because it uses two different pronouns 'he' and 'it'. And since we are talking about the dog, I think the required pronoun is 'it' and not 'he', as given in A. So the answer should be C.
'each' is used in case of two things and 'every' in case of more than two. So B and D ruled out. E is wrong because it uses two different pronouns 'he' and 'it'. And since we are talking about the dog, I think the required pronoun is 'it' and not 'he', as given in A. So the answer should be C.
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martin.jonson007
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Thanks Machoman for bringing such delecate ques on public forum...
can u plz tell wch source u follow....
Hardic, r u damn sure that EACH is used when there are TWO instances ?
can u plz tell wch source u follow....
Hardic, r u damn sure that EACH is used when there are TWO instances ?
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hardik.jadeja
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Yes.martin.jonson007 wrote: Hardic, r u damn sure that EACH is used when there are TWO instances ?
