Grammatically correct?
I really don't want to move to Europe, especially not after having met you, but I have to go as there are people who're counting on me.
Is this grammatically correct?
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I really don't want to move to Europe, especially not after having met you, but I have to go as there are people who are counting on me. I don't think I have ever seen who're , and I am 99% sure it is not an acceptable contraction. Otherwise the sentence is fine.
- I really don't want to move to Europe, especially not after having met you, but I have to go as there are people who are counting on me.
- I don't think I have ever seen who're , and I am 99% sure it is not an acceptable contraction.
- Otherwise the sentence is fine.
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I really don't want to move to Europe, especially not after having met you, but I have to go as there are people who are counting on me.
I don't think I have ever seen who're, and I am 99% sure it is not an acceptable contraction. Otherwise the sentence is fine.
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