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Discover LudwigThe phrase "whose class" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular person or thing that has been previously mentioned. For example, "Mr. Johnson, whose class I attended last semester, is an excellent teacher."
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where is the set of documents in whose class is :.
A class extension is a method that is defined in a module, but whose class is defined elsewhere.
One reader told me about her son, in fourth grade at the time, whose class was studying the Civil War.
"Some white men reluctantly sided with black men against white women whose class or sexual history they found suspect.
I.A. Richards, whose class I audited [at Harvard], knew what poetry was and taught poems very dramatically.
We then presented for the students at UVG whose class will continue working with Link4 on the project.
The other was Olivier Messiaen, in whose class at the Paris Conservatoire many of these composers came together.
There are plenty of places to stop by the river, whose Class II and Class III rapids make it popular with rafters and canoeists.
Sanchez compared Mornhinweg to a college professor whose class he enjoyed, and referred to their sessions together as "going through a history book of the N.F.L".
He credited Barbara Rossi, a Chicago Imagist whose class he took while an undergraduate at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, with inspiring broad-mindedness.
"I thought rocks were just there to be there, to occupy space," said Josue Perez, 14, whose class on global history is studying the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods.
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