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- 21-Jan-2006, 13:03 #1
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relative pronoun. Which sentence is better? Please help.Thanks.
1. The people who are injured go to the court to prove their case.
2. The people who go to the court to prove their case are injured.
- 21-Jan-2006, 13:33 #2
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Teacher Re: relative pronoun. '
#1 is semantically much more reasonable.
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- 21-Jan-2006, 13:41 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: relative pronoun. Hi Mister Micawber,
Thanks for your help.
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