"The Wall was built by over one million peasants, prisoners and soldiers, thousands of whom died in the process." Or should I say, "thousands of which"?
wow qwadaqwas (or whatever the heck your name is). Actually, you're wrong, because all one million did not die. Go annoy someone else.
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'Thousands of whom' is the correct grammar.
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jerryb
leave of whom out.
"The Wall was built by over one million peasants, prisoners and soldiers, thousands died in the process."
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I believe the way it should go is this "The wall was built by over one million peasants, prisoners, and soliders; thousands of whom died in the process"
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"The Wall was built by over one million peasants, prisoners, and soldiers; thousands of whom died in the process."
qwadaqwas
no, stop being stupid
"the wall was built by over 1 million peasants, prisoners, and soldiers who died in the process."
even a 4 year old could do that.
oh wait-
let me dumb down the sentence
"the wall was built."
understand it now?