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Kadioguy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

A system administrator takes care of the inner workings

I notice the note to Mister Micawber, it says:

A system administrator takes care of the inner workings of the entire system.

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Does it omit 'who' between 'administrator' and 'takes'?

Cf. A super user who takes care of forums.

  

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--------------Does it omit 'who' between 'administrator' and 'takes'? No. The subject is "a system administrator".

  • --------------Does it omit 'who' between 'administrator' and 'takes'?
  • No.
  • The subject is "a system administrator".
  • Now what are we saying about a system administrator?
  • We're saying that he or she "takes care of the inner workings of the entire system".
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kadioguyA system administrator takes care of the inner workings of the entire system.--------------Does it omit 'who' between 'administrator' and 'takes'?

No.

The subject is "a system administrator". Now what are we saying about a system administrator? We're saying that he or she "takes care of the inner workings of the entire system". This is the

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