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the people we teach Which is correct:
1-The people we teach how to swim are young.
2-The people we teach how to swim to are young.
3-The people to whom we teach how to swim are young.
- 20-Jan-2012, 05:37 #2
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Teacher Re: the people we teach 1-The people we teach how to swim are young.
We don't teach to people, so the other two are incorrect.Last edited by 5jj; 20-Jan-2012 at 11:07. Reason: format tidying
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
- 20-Jan-2012, 08:09 #3
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Teacher Re: the people we teach You don't need "how" at all. "The people we teach to swim are young."
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