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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
I know who
Are these sentences correct:
1) These are things I know who can repair.
(I know who can repair these things.)
2) These are places I know who to send to.
( I know who to send to these places.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) These are things I know who can repair.
(I know who can repair these things.)
2) These are places I know who to send to.
( I know who to send to these places.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
1) is wrong. Your rephrasing is fine. 2) and it's rephrasing are both wrong.
- 1) is wrong.
- Your rephrasing is fine.
- 2) and it's rephrasing are both wrong.
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1) is wrong. Your rephrasing is fine.
2) and it's rephrasing are both wrong. Better: "I know where to send these things."
2) and it's rephrasing are both wrong. Better: "I know where to send these things."
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I have received a gentle notice of an error above:
"2) and its rephrasing" No apostrophe in the possessive, only in the contraction.
"2) and its rephrasing" No apostrophe in the possessive, only in the contraction.
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