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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Adjective clause
The girls, being looked at by them, are terrible.
The people, being had plan the meeting, are here.
Are they correct?
The girls, going there yesterday, are here.
Instead of saying "The girls who were going there yesterday"
Is it correct?
The people, being had plan the meeting, are here.
Are they correct?
The girls, going there yesterday, are here.
Instead of saying "The girls who were going there yesterday"
Is it correct?
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The girls, being looked at by them, are terrible.
Do you mean I have to use "WHO"
The guys , being had plan the meeting by me , are here.
Instead of saying "I have the guys plan the meeting"
Do you mean I have to use "WHO"
The guys , being had plan the meeting by me , are here.
Instead of saying "I have the guys plan the meeting"
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