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Hi all ,
I have a query regarding pronoun reference.
For example in a sentence like this :
Dog's bones are weak , but those of humans are strong .
Here , can 'those' refer to bones
Or it should refer to dog's bones
Logically it makes sense for those to refer to bones
But grammatical what does 'those' refer to - dog's bones or bones
?
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I have a query regarding pronoun reference.
For example in a sentence like this :
Dog's bones are weak , but those of humans are strong .
Here , can 'those' refer to bones
Or it should refer to dog's bones
Logically it makes sense for those to refer to bones
But grammatical what does 'those' refer to - dog's bones or bones
?
Shrujal
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12 Jul 2021, 15:47
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I have seen similar questions in GMAT
those should refer to BONES
THEY should refer to dog's bones.
those should refer to BONES
THEY should refer to dog's bones.
12 Jul 2021, 19:43
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Shrujal,
In the sentence you presented, THOSE refers to DOG'S BONES. It will be better to say-
The bones of dogs are weak, but THOSE of humans are strong
But I don't think this is an important concept for SC. Do you have any official question for which the official answer depends on this point?
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In the sentence you presented, THOSE refers to DOG'S BONES. It will be better to say-
The bones of dogs are weak, but THOSE of humans are strong
But I don't think this is an important concept for SC. Do you have any official question for which the official answer depends on this point?
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