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English, 05.10.2020 14:01 Pbaer3087

Describe a person you admire. Use sentences that use relative pronouns, particularly ‘whose’ and ‘whom’. E. g. He is someone whose creativity/singing
talent/artistic inclination I admire. It could be someone other than a celebrity as well
(such as a family member, an older cousin etc.)
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