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BKlove Posted 20 years ago
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Hi all,
1) He had two sons who became doctors.
2) He had two sons, who became doctors.
what's the difference?
1) He had two sons who became doctors.
2) He had two sons, who became doctors.
what's the difference?
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1) He has any number of sons. Two of them became doctors. 2) He has only 2 sons.
- 1) He has any number of sons.
- Two of them became doctors.
- 2) He has only 2 sons.
- Both of them became doctors.
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1) He has any number of sons. Two of them became doctors.
2) He has only 2 sons. Both of them became doctors.
2) He has only 2 sons. Both of them became doctors.
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