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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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It is I
It is I who thinks that a change is possible.
It is I who think that a change is possible.
Which of the above two sentences is correct and why ?
It is I who think that a change is possible.
Which of the above two sentences is correct and why ?
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In English, the verb in question here agrees with 'who'. This is not the case in some other languages, such as French.
- In English, the verb in question here agrees with 'who'.
- This is not the case in some other languages, such as French.
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In English, the verb in question here agrees with 'who'. This is not the case in some other languages, such as French.
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Hi, Philip
I assume what you're saying here is that 'who' refers to a singular pronoun 'I,' so the verb 'think' matches this singular pronoun in number.
What I don't understand how it is in French. Can you explain please?
I assume what you're saying here is that 'who' refers to a singular pronoun 'I,' so the verb 'think' matches this singular pronoun in number.
What I don't understand how it is in French. Can you explain please?
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