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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Both correct?
Hi. Please tell me which is correct. Perhaps are they both correct?
1. He had many helpers, some of whom were his friends and others his relatives.
2. He had many helpers, some of whom were his friends and others were his relatives.
1. He had many helpers, some of whom were his friends and others his relatives.
2. He had many helpers, some of whom were his friends and others were his relatives.
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Both sentences are fine with me. CB
- Both sentences are fine with me.
- CB
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