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Mary Petrusevich Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

I really don't know

Hi there)
it's me and my ordinary stupid question))

Which of these is correct ?

' It is google who translated this sentence directly"

or

" It is google translated this sentence directly "

or both are correct? Is it necessary to use "who" in such sentences ? And can I use "who" with "google " ?

Thanks !
  

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I would write: "Google translated this sentence correctly."
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"It is google who translated this sentence directly." is perfectly understandable, but it would more likely be said (in the US) as: "It was Google that translated this sentence." "Google" is a proper noun. "Who" is typically not used for a company. The tense would be past, since the translation is done. "Directly" is unnecessary and redundant, since translations are done directly, not indirec
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I didn't mean correctly I meant directly from Russian Emotion: smile I had a sentence in Russian and I tried to translate it with the help of Goog
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