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| 1-The student the present for whom was a book is my brother. 2-The student, the present for whom was a book, is my brother. 3-The student the present given to whom was a book is my brother. 4-The student, the present given to whom was a book, is my brother. |
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The student, the present for whom was a book, is my brother. What do you think? |
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| 1-The student the present for whom was a book is my brother. 2-The student, the present for whom was a book, is my brother. 3-The student the present given to whom was a book is my brother. 4-The student, the present given to whom was a book, is my brother. They're OK, but how about 'The student whose present was a book is my briother. ;-0 |
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| Thanks TDOL. The sentence you suggest is of-course the best, but I wanted to know if the other ones were structurally OK. |
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"The student who got a book for a present is my brother." 8) |
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| Better. |
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