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Wise proverbs, Phil! Besides, they're helpful as a nice excuse for my accidentally sloppy appearance.

Thank you for your helpful answer

Hello Minoo and Serg, First and foremost the easiest one: "Clothes don't make the man." (I told you, it was easy ) And then: "The man makes the suit." Probably the most famous one: "Don't judge a book by its cover." This must be an old one: "An ape's an ape, a varlet's a varlet, though they be clad in silk or scarlet." I also like your third and final one, Serg; We are like onions with different layers. "Know Thyself", like he said ...

Hello Karolin, Remember: whose = of which 1. 'which' alone is not enough. You can say: Question 10, the wording of which was incorrect, was taken out. 2. Yes you can, but you don't need 'of': We saw many objects of whose origins were unknown.

I am going through elementary video lesson.. these are thoroughly resereched and well documented lesson... more power to you... thank you so much teacher...

You're very welcome, Shital. I'm glad you're enjoying the lessons. Happy studies!