Is it acceptable ?
which Is acceptable? Is it right to say there is someone that but not who followed by a clause? or just describe with Ving....
1.There is someone that /who has many umbrellas sold today around the corner of the street.
2. Have you seen anyone that /who wears sunglasses in the house?
3. I saw the man having fought with his wife.
4. Isn't he the one having been punished for a few weeks?
5. Isn't he the one that /who has been punished for a few weeks?
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Who/whom when referring to a person. That when referring to a thing. There is someone (who) has many umbrellas (for sale) today around the corner of the street.
- Who/whom when referring to a person.
- That when referring to a thing.
- There is someone (who) has many umbrellas (for sale) today around the corner of the street.
- 2.
- Have you seen anyone (who) wears sunglasses in the house?
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Who/whom when referring to a person.
That when referring to a thing.
1.There is someone (who) has many umbrellas (for sale) today around the corner of the street.
2. Have you seen anyone (who) wears sunglasses in the house?
3. I saw the man (who) (had) fought with his wife.
4. Isn't he the one (who had) been punished for a f
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