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Pieanne Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Adjective clauses
I was wondering, is there a degree of correctness in the following sentences?
1. The man to whom he's talking is a friend of mine / the branch on which you're standing is going to break.
2. The man whom/that he's talking to ... / the branch which/that you are sitting on ...
3. The man he's talking to ... / the branch you're sitting on ...
Thank you!
1. The man to whom he's talking is a friend of mine / the branch on which you're standing is going to break.
2. The man whom/that he's talking to ... / the branch which/that you are sitting on ...
3. The man he's talking to ... / the branch you're sitting on ...
Thank you!
Top answer
All correct, different registers. The first is the most formal.
- All correct, different registers.
- The first is the most formal.
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All correct, different registers. The first is the most formal.
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