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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Commas in relative pronouns

which is correct?

This is Mr Ali whose son Ahmad is on our football team.

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This is Mr Ali, whose son Ahmad is on our football team.
  

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Anonymous This is Mr Ali, whose son Ahmad is on our football team There should be a comma is needed after 'Ali'.

— Yoong Liat

  • Anonymous This is Mr Ali, whose son Ahmad is on our football team There should be a comma is needed after 'Ali'.
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AnonymousThis is Mr Ali, whose son Ahmad is on our football team
There should be a comma is needed after 'Ali'.
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Yoong Liat
AnonymousThis is Mr Ali, whose son Ahmad is on our football team
EDIT: There should be a comma is needed after 'Ali'.

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It believe it should be dieth

"This is Mr. Ali, whose son, Ahmad, is on our football team."

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"This is Mr. Ali whose son, Ahmad, is on our football team."
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Anonymous"This is Mr. Ali, whose son, Ahmad, is on our football team." (Ali has one son.)

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"This is Mr. Ali, whose son Ahmad is on our football team." (Ali has more than one son.)
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