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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
... miss my father that I loved ...
I think it's grammatically correct to say:
(1) I still miss my father, who I loved very much.
Is it correct to replace who with that in the sentence? This is written below.
(2) I still miss my father that I loved very much.
Thanks a lot.
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ansonguy I think it's grammatically correct to say: (1) I still miss my father, who I loved very much. You are right. ansonguy Is it correct to replace who with that in the sentence?
- ansonguy I think it's grammatically correct to say: (1) I still miss my father, who I loved very much.
- You are right.
- ansonguy Is it correct to replace who with that in the sentence?
- (2) I still miss my father that I loved very much.
- No.
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ansonguyI think it's grammatically correct to say:
(1) I still miss my father, who I loved very much.
You are right.
ansonguyIs it correct to replace who with that in the sentence? This is written below.(2) I still miss my father that I loved very much.
No.
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