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Michelle Cha Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
It was a teacher that he became.
1. It was a teacher that he became.
2. It was a teacher who he became.
Are the both grammatical?
2. It was a teacher who he became.
Are the both grammatical?
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I would only use (1). Of course, you will know that the usual way of saying this is "He became a teacher".
- I would only use (1).
- Of course, you will know that the usual way of saying this is "He became a teacher".
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I would only use (1).
Of course, you will know that the usual way of saying this is "He became a teacher".
Of course, you will know that the usual way of saying this is "He became a teacher".
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