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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is my sentence correct?
the man whom my father knows helped the travelers was nice person
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No. The man who [my father knows] helped the travelers was a nice person. That is grammatically correct, though it may not be what you are trying to say.
- No.
- The man who [my father knows] helped the travelers was a nice person.
- That is grammatically correct, though it may not be what you are trying to say.
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No.
The man who [my father knows] helped the travelers was a nice person.
That is grammatically correct, though it may not be what you are trying to say.
The man who [my father knows] helped the travelers was a nice person.
That is grammatically correct, though it may not be what you are trying to say.
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