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by aditya8062 » Fri May 09, 2014 5:13 am
well "prose" can very well be referred by "whose"
i don't remember but i have seen OG problems where "whose" can refer to people as well as to things!! but yes "who" can only refer to people

also u have not given other choices but the choice B has fatal tense issue
these prose are very much in existence so to use "were" is not logical
kindly show the other choices and tell me the source
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by [email protected] » Fri May 09, 2014 5:29 am
The source is 800 score!


aditya8062 wrote:well "prose" can very well be referred by "whose"
i don't remember but i have seen OG problems where "whose" can refer to people as well as to things!! but yes "who" can only refer to people

also u have not given other choices but the choice B has fatal tense issue
these prose are very much in existence so to use "were" is not logical
kindly show the other choices and tell me the source
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