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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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A man my father/legend says
Hi. Are they correct? Is the relative pronoun (?) "that" that is supposed to be placed between the word "man" and the words "my father" and "legend" optional? I think it is.
1. A man my father says is the person who did it is there.
2. A man legend says is the man who built this mansion is here.
1. A man my father says is the person who did it is there.
2. A man legend says is the man who built this mansion is here.
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The pronoun makes both sentences much clearer for the reader: 1. A man my father (who) says is the person who did it is there. 2.
- The pronoun makes both sentences much clearer for the reader: 1.
- A man my father (who) says is the person who did it is there.
- 2.
- A man (who) legend says is the man who built this mansion is here.
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The pronoun makes both sentences much clearer for the reader:
1. A man my father (who) says is the person who did it is there.
2. A man (who) legend says is the man who built this mansion is here.
1. A man my father (who) says is the person who did it is there.
2. A man (who) legend says is the man who built this mansion is here.
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