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Dot.dot.dot Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

about relative clause

The fish, the biggest of which is only 2cm long, are multi-coloured.
The fish, of which the biggest is only 2cm long, are multi-coloured.
both sentences are correct.

so here is the original sentence:
The President has made many visits to Japan, the most of recent of which began today.

so it is possible to change it to " The President.....Japan, of which the most recent began today" ?

My teacher, the most beautiful of whom I have ever seen, is going to teach us today.
Is this sentence correct?
  

Top answer

The fish, of which the biggest is only 2cm long, are multi-coloured. Both correct. Yes.

— CalifJim

  • The fish, of which the biggest is only 2cm long, are multi-coloured.
  • Both correct.
  • Yes.
  • Japan, of which the most recent began today" ?
  • Yes.
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dot.dot.dotThe fish, the biggest of which is only 2cm long, are multi-coloured.The fish, of which the biggest is only 2cm long, are multi-coloured.
Both correct. Yes.
dot.dot.dotThe President has made many visits to Japan, the most of recent of which began today.so it is possible to change it to " The President.....Japan, of which the
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thank you for your reply.
so how can I rewrite the last sentence "My teacher...today." to make it correct?
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dot.dot.dotthank you for your reply.so how can I rewrite the last sentence "My teacher...today." to make it correct?
Original:

My teacher, the most beautiful of whom I have ever seen, is going to teach us today.

Change to:

The most beautiful teacher whom I have ever seen is going to teach us today.

CJ
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