Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Whole people benefit from technology.
I just want to know if we can use 'whole' in this sentence.
Thanks
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You can't use whole here. 'Whole' means 'entire', so unless you want to imply that amputees are not people and that they don't benefit from technology, sentence is wrong.
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Whole can't be used here as it doesnt suit that place which has been given to it,''most of the''can be used in place of ''whole''.
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no
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