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Tara2 Posted 6 years ago
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I have two sons, who became doctors

Can you please explain the differences?

1- I have two sons, who became doctors.
2- I have two sons who became doctors.

  

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Tara2 Can you please explain the differences? 1- I have two sons, who became doctors. 2- I have two sons who became doctors.

— CalifJim

  • Tara2 Can you please explain the differences?
  • 1- I have two sons, who became doctors.
  • 2- I have two sons who became doctors.
  • 1.
  • I have only two sons.
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Tara2

Can you please explain the differences?

1- I have two sons, who became doctors.
2- I have two sons who became doctors.

1. I have only two sons. Both of them became doctors.
2. Two of my sons became doctors. (We don't know how many sons there are.)

But you can use 2 even if you have only two sons.

CJ

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