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The phrase "how does he refer" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when asking about the way someone talks about or mentions something or someone. Example: "I'm not sure how he refers to his boss in meetings. Does he use her first name or address her as 'Ms. Smith'?".
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How does he refer to both groups now? h.
9th over: England 20-0 (Cook 12 Strauss 7) "If Michael Vaughan does have an alter ego, how does he refer to it?" poses Ben Powell, Michael Vaughann's Alter Ego?
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