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1 Dec 2020
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Which one is correct?
These paintings amaze me with his incredible beauty.
These paintings amaze me with their incredible beauty.
These paintings amaze me with her incredible beauty.
thanks in advance!!!
Which one is correct?
These paintings amaze me with his incredible beauty.
These paintings amaze me with their incredible beauty.
These paintings amaze me with her incredible beauty.
thanks in advance!!!
These paintings amaze me with his incredible beauty.
These paintings amaze me with their incredible beauty.
These paintings amaze me with her incredible beauty.
thanks in advance!!!
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These paintings amaze me with their incredible beauty.
These and their match.
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