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22 Nov 2017, 10:31
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Participants in the workshop, one who is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on the effects of ozone depletion on Global health.
A. one who is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on
B. one of them who is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on
C. and one of them who is Kyrgyz, will be deliberating on
D. one of whom is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on
E. one of which is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on
A. one who is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on
B. one of them who is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on
C. and one of them who is Kyrgyz, will be deliberating on
D. one of whom is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on
E. one of which is Kyrgyz, will deliberate on
22 Nov 2017, 16:06
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rohan2345
Dear rohan2345,
I'm happy to respond.
This is not the most solid SC, but I could see that it would be good practice, particularly for non-native speakers.
First of all, the verb at the end has absolutely no need of the progressive tense, so (C) is out.
We want to denote one of the "participants," one of them, so to start the clause, we need "one of whom." Only choice (D) uses this construction correctly.
Let me know if anyone has any questions about this.
Mike
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