Want to find out who drove the red car

[Migell]

Test No. incompl/elem-9 "Relative Pronouns", question 7

The police want to find out ......... drove the red car into the shop window.

(a) who
(b) who's
(c) whose

Test No. incompl/elem-9 "Relative Pronouns", answer 7

The police want to find out who drove the red car into the shop window.

Correct answer: (a) who
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WHICH CORRECT?

Migell

[Alan]

Who is the correct answer as shown on the site.
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[Cuoi]

Can i use "Who's = Who has" in this case?

Tks & Rgds!

[Alan]

Hi,

If you use 'who has', the verb would have to be 'who has driven' and in the test sentence the verb is 'drove'.

Alan
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[Misskhan]

Dear Mr. Alan/Torsten

I have a question, if I am not wrong in the following sentence "police" is collective noun and collective noun is treated as singular.

The police want to find out ......... drove the red car into the shop window

why here is used "police want to find out........." why not "police wants to find out"..........

one more question "may & might" is used to show the possibilities. But could you please explain where "may be and might be" used and what is difference of usage between "may & may be" and "might & might be"

Please help me out and guide me

Thanks in advance

[Vika7]

I think taht there must be " the police want-s to find out" in the sentence above