Multiple choice

This list is for students .......... mother tongue is not English

  1. of whom

  2. whose

  3. his

  4. their
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B Correct answer
Explanation

'Whose' is the correct relative possessive pronoun to use when referring to people and showing possession or association. The clause 'whose mother tongue is not English' correctly modifies 'students'. 'Of whom' is awkward and formal, 'his' is singular (doesn't match plural 'students'), and 'their' as a relative pronoun is grammatically incorrect in this context.

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