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Ye Thu Posted 11 years ago
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Dear Grammarians, the following sentence is taken from Grade 11 Text. I don't understand the sentence well. I'd like to know why the relative pronoun "who" isn't used after "people" in this sentence. Thanks a trillion!
People continuously infected gradually develop immunity to the disease.
People continuously infected gradually develop immunity to the disease.
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In the sentence, the phrase "continuously infected" is a participle phrase and modifies "people".
- In the sentence, the phrase "continuously infected" is a participle phrase and modifies "people".
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In the sentence, the phrase "continuously infected" is a participle phrase and modifies "people".
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Ye Thu Dear Grammarians, the following sentence is taken from Grade 11 Text. I don't understand the sentence well. I'd like to know why the relative pronoun "who" isn't used after "people" in this sentence. Thanks a trillion!People (who are) continuously..........
People continuously infected gradually develop immunity to the disease.
Both "who"
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