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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
about relative pronoun
I have a question about Relative Pronoun,
if I want to say two sentence below in one line,
1.My name is Tom from ABC company.
2.I work with Bill.
then, which one is correct?
1. My name is Tom from ABC company, who works with Bill.
2. My name is Tom who works with Bill from ABC company.
if neither of them are correct, then how should I express in 1 line?
if I want to say two sentence below in one line,
1.My name is Tom from ABC company.
2.I work with Bill.
then, which one is correct?
1. My name is Tom from ABC company, who works with Bill.
2. My name is Tom who works with Bill from ABC company.
if neither of them are correct, then how should I express in 1 line?
Top answer
Anonymous if neither of them are correct And they are not. Anonymous how should I express in 1 sentence ? I'm Tom, a colleague of Bill at ABC Company.
- Anonymous if neither of them are correct And they are not.
- Anonymous how should I express in 1 sentence ?
- I'm Tom, a colleague of Bill at ABC Company.
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Anonymousif neither of them are correctAnd they are not.
Anonymoushow should I express in 1 sentence?I'm Tom, a colleague of Bill at ABC Company.
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