vcolts
Member
- Joined
- Dec 14, 2008
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Korean
- Home Country
- South Korea
- Current Location
- Canada
Example sentences:
A lawyer is a person who works in the justice system and [who] represents people in court.
A lawyer is a person who works in the justice system and [who] does not have the power to sentence offenders.
A concubine is a woman who is a mistress and [who] does not have the same status as the official wife.
*Note: Please ignore the content of the sentences (I hastily put them together.).
Questions:
Is the "who" in red necessary? I see that sometimes "who" is repeated and sometimes not.
When would you say that I need to put it? I am assuming that it is a matter of clarity. Is it better to have it than not?
Thanks in advance.
A lawyer is a person who works in the justice system and [who] represents people in court.
A lawyer is a person who works in the justice system and [who] does not have the power to sentence offenders.
A concubine is a woman who is a mistress and [who] does not have the same status as the official wife.
*Note: Please ignore the content of the sentences (I hastily put them together.).
Questions:
Is the "who" in red necessary? I see that sometimes "who" is repeated and sometimes not.
When would you say that I need to put it? I am assuming that it is a matter of clarity. Is it better to have it than not?
Thanks in advance.
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