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Seagull Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Confusing construction
The suspect is a systems engineer dispatched by a staffing agency to a company manages databases for Synform Co., a Benesse Holdings Inc. group affiliate.
This is a passage from a newspaper article. In it, I don't quite understand the part "to a company manages databases for Symform Co." I wonder why a relative pronoun is omitted. Is this correct as it is?
This is a passage from a newspaper article. In it, I don't quite understand the part "to a company manages databases for Symform Co." I wonder why a relative pronoun is omitted. Is this correct as it is?
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Hello, There should be a pronoun here. The sentence should look like this. , a Benesse Holdings Inc.
- Hello, There should be a pronoun here.
- The sentence should look like this.
- , a Benesse Holdings Inc.
- group affiliate.
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Hello,
There should be a pronoun here. The sentence should look like this.
The suspect is a systems engineer dispatched by a staffing agency to a company which manages databases for Synform Co., a Benesse Holdings Inc. group affiliate.
There should be a pronoun here. The sentence should look like this.
The suspect is a systems engineer dispatched by a staffing agency to a company which manages databases for Synform Co., a Benesse Holdings Inc. group affiliate.
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