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I just read a novel and there is a sentence like this in the novel
"without losing a single ship or a single battle, Japan has broken down the power of China, made a new Korea, enlarged her own territory..." Look at the underlined word, why the author wrote "her" not "its"? Could you explain it? |
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based on your writing I guess the author wanted to say that japan is ungentlemanly ( I mean like female ) once again just my thought. |
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How to know an object is a noun or not? In my dictionary there is no explanation whether an object is a feminine noun or not.
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Countries are always referred to as ''she'' or ''her''. Im not sure why exactly, but I think its best just to accept it!
So are ships! |
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