Do we need to put a comma in front of " who " if it is apart from an antecedent? No, the antecedent is quite clear. The relative pronoun "who" cannot refer to coat, an inanimate object.
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AlpheccaStars No, the antecedent is quite clear.If it is not clear, it is okay to put a comma in front of 'who' to make the sentence look clear. Am I right? Thank you.
AnonymousIf it is not clear, it is okay to put a comma in front of 'who' to make the sentence look clear. Am I right? Thank you.It all depends on if the clause is restrictive or non-restrictive. If the clause is restrictive, do not use a comma.