relative clause

[eliff]

Hello,

I would like to know if this is a correct sentence or not.

1) The girl who I talk to, to learn everything about you is this.

2) The girl who I talk to, for learning everything about you is this.

Thank you...

[Rover_KE]

Neither is correct.

Please try rephrasing.

Rover

[eliff]

The girl to whom I talked to learn everything about you is this.

I think it is correct but I want to learn how to construct that without using 'whom'.

The girl that I talked to learn everything about you to is this.

Is it correct?

[5jj]

The problem is that your main clause is, "The girl is this", which is not natural. These are better:

This is the girl (that) I talked to to learn everything about you.
This is the girl to whom I talked to learn everything about you.

[Amela_Ze]

The problem is that your main clause is, "The girl is this", which is not natural. These are better:

This is the girl (that) I talked to to learn everything about you.
This is the girl to whom I talked to learn everything about you.

I agree with this one.

[Bennevis]

Imagine you are showing someone some photos of a girl. Then you could say:

The girl I've been talking to to learn everything about you is this one here.

P.S. I know English punctuation is my weakness. But I'm working on it!