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Tufguy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
I, who
"I, who have influenced myself or my life"
"Its I who have everything"
"I am the one who has done it"
"I am the person who has done it"
Please check whether these sentences are correct or not.
"Its I who have everything"
"I am the one who has done it"
"I am the person who has done it"
Please check whether these sentences are correct or not.
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"I, who have influenced myself or my life" Not acceptable. It's not a sentence. " Not acceptable.
- "I, who have influenced myself or my life" Not acceptable.
- It's not a sentence.
- " Not acceptable.
- Unnatural and ungrammatical.
- I am the one who has done it.
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"I, who have influenced myself or my life" Not acceptable. It's not a sentence.
"Its I who have everything." Not acceptable. Unnatural and ungrammatical.
I am the one who has done it. OK
I am the person who has done it. OK
"Its I who have everything." Not acceptable. Unnatural and ungrammatical.
I am the one who has done it. OK
I am the person who has done it. OK
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tufguy"Its I who have everything"It is I who have everything. (Correct but formal/literary.)
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Can those two sentences be corrected?
Somebody told me that "Its I who have influenced my life" is correct.
Can I say "I am the one who has influenced my own life" and please also tell me whether "Have" can also be used in these kind of sentences like after "Who", because I think it should be followed by "Has", if yes then how to determine that?
Somebody told me that "Its I who have influenced my life" is correct.
Can I say "I am the one who has influenced my own life" and please also tell me whether "Have" can also be used in these kind of sentences like after "Who", because I think it should be followed by "Has", if yes then how to determine that?
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tufguySomebody told me that "Its I who have influenced my life" is correct."Its" is a possessive determiner, so it doesn't work here. You need "It is." ("It's" is technically possible, but it doesn't match the formal style of the rest of the sentence.)
tufguyCan I say "I am the one who has influenced my own life"It is poss
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tufguy "Its I who have influenced my life" is correct.There are three problems.
1. There is no verb.
2. Its cannot modify "I". Its is the possessive 3rd person singular pronoun, as in "The university publishes its schedule in December."
3. There is no ending punctuation mark.
The sentence is rather vacuous. Do you k
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AlpheccaStars3. There is no ending punctuation mark.I would normally agree with this, but it is common practice to omit the final period/full stop in a sentence being quoted within another sentence.
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So, please tell me how to say these sentences correctly. Please write them once.
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"I, who have influenced myself or my life."
It is not a sentence. The sentence is "I have influenced myself or my life."
It is I who have everything.
But, please don't use this sentence except as a theoretical academic exercise.
It is much much better replaced by: I am the one who has everything.)
"I am the one who has done it."
"I am th
It is not a sentence. The sentence is "I have influenced myself or my life."
It is I who have everything.
But, please don't use this sentence except as a theoretical academic exercise.
It is much much better replaced by: I am the one who has everything.)
"I am the one who has done it."
"I am th
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