Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Quick Question regarding who/what
Would you go with "who" or "what" in this sentence:
College student demographics -- who they are, how they differ, ....
or
College student demographics -- what they are, how they differ...
and...
should "College student" be hyphenated so that it reads "College-student demographics"
?
Thanks for your help!
College student demographics -- who they are, how they differ, ....
or
College student demographics -- what they are, how they differ...
and...
should "College student" be hyphenated so that it reads "College-student demographics"
?
Thanks for your help!
Top answer
Hi, Would you go with "who" or "what" in this sentence: I'd say 'who'. The focus is clearly on students. College student demographics -- who they are, how they differ, ....
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Hi,
Would you go with "who" or "what" in this sentence: I'd say 'who'. The focus is clearly on students.
College student demographics -- who they are, how they differ, ....
or
College student demographics -- what they are, how they differ...
Would you go with "who" or "what" in this sentence: I'd say 'who'. The focus is clearly on students.
College student demographics -- who they are, how they differ, ....
or
College student demographics -- what they are, how they differ...
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