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   Hi, Mark Lewis : Denis Mosko!   
   I read your message from 20.03.2019 19:43   
      
    DM>> Correct, please:   
    DM>> The cat, which walking by herself.   
    ML> that looks like an incomplete sentence but if it isn't, i'd use   
    ML> The cat was walking by itself.   
    ML> i used "itself" since we don't know the sex of the cat... but if we   
    ML> do, then "himself" for male or "herself" for female is OK...   
      
   I thought that in English "cat" is male, like a ship is female. ;)   
      
   "The cat, which walking by herself," is probably taken from a story for   
   children, where they are told how the cat had become a domestic animal. The cat   
    there could talk, and when the ancient woman invited him into the cave, he   
   always replied, "I am a cat. I am walking alone and everywhere I want to." ;-)   
   Do you have this story in the English literature?   
      
   Bye, Mark!   
   Alexander Koryagin   
   english_tutor 2019   
      
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