I prefer the first.
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#1 24-Nov-2014, 20:24
I have a few friends whom I could introduce to you, and I'm sure they wouldn't mind m
I have a few friends whom I could introduce to you, and I'm sure they wouldn't mind meeting you, because they're all wonderful people.
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I have a few friends whom I could introduce to you that I'm sure wouldn't mind meeting you, because they're all wonderful people.
Are both okay? Which one is more native?
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#2 25-Nov-2014, 08:47Re: I have a few friends whom I could introduce to you, and I'm sure they wouldn't mi
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#3 25-Nov-2014, 09:09Re: I have a few friends whom I could introduce to you, and I'm sure they wouldn't mi
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Originally Posted by Batman45
It seems the first sentence is more natural.Last edited by emsr2d2; 25-Nov-2014 at 12:48. Reason: Added missing word (is).
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