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MaverickK Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
agreement of the relative pronoun and its antecedent
hi,
Below are 2 sentences -
1. I,who am the king,will lead you.
2. I am the person who is to blame.
In the 1st sentence,the verb used with the realtive pronoun "who" is "am" which is in agreement with the noun.In the same way,why isnt "am' used in the 2nd sentence instead of "is"?
Below are 2 sentences -
1. I,who am the king,will lead you.
2. I am the person who is to blame.
In the 1st sentence,the verb used with the realtive pronoun "who" is "am" which is in agreement with the noun.In the same way,why isnt "am' used in the 2nd sentence instead of "is"?
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MaverickK hi, Below are 2 sentences - 1. I, who am the king,will lead you. 2.
- MaverickK hi, Below are 2 sentences - 1.
- I, who am the king,will lead you.
- 2.
- I am the person who is to blame.
- In the same way,why isnt "am' used in the 2nd sentence instead of "is"?
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MaverickKhi,1. I,who am the king,wi
Below are 2 sentences -
1. I,who am the king,will lead you.
2. I am the person who is to blame.
In the 1st sentence,the verb used with the realtive pronoun "who" is "am" which is in agreement with the noun.In the same way,why isnt "am' used in the 2nd sentence instead of "is"?
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