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Hi When you use 'who' as a pronoun, the verb that follows always carries the same person (and number) as the original noun (or pronoun). These are examples: - It is they who are lucky - It is he who is lucky - It is I who am lucky Hope this helps Dave
- Hi When you use 'who' as a pronoun, the verb that follows always carries the same person (and number) as the original noun (or pronoun).
- These are examples: - It is they who are lucky - It is he who is lucky - It is I who am lucky Hope this helps Dave
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When you use 'who' as a pronoun, the verb that follows always carries the same person (and number) as the original noun (or pronoun). These are examples:
- It is they who are lucky
- It is he who is lucky
- It is I who am lucky
Hope this helps
Dave
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