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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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(not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney)
Dylan McDermott (not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney) starred in American Horror Story.
It sounds like suggestion to me "(not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney)."
So, I'd like to know whether "which is" has been omitted before "not to be confused with~."
Thank you in advance for your help.
It sounds like suggestion to me "(not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney)."
So, I'd like to know whether "which is" has been omitted before "not to be confused with~."
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Yes, it's a suggestion or recommendation here. It's a fixed expression, so I wouldn't say that anything is omitted. Bu if you wanted to, you could add eg Dylan McDermott (who is not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney) starred in American Horror Story.
- Yes, it's a suggestion or recommendation here.
- It's a fixed expression, so I wouldn't say that anything is omitted.
- Bu if you wanted to, you could add eg Dylan McDermott (who is not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney) starred in American Horror Story.
- eg Dylan McDermott (he is not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney) starred in American Horror Story.
- McDermott is a person, so use 'who', not 'which'.
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Yes, it's a suggestion or recommendation here.
It's a fixed expression, so I wouldn't say that anything is omitted.
Bu if you wanted to, you could add
eg Dylan McDermott (who is not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney) starred in American
It's a fixed expression, so I wouldn't say that anything is omitted.
Bu if you wanted to, you could add
eg Dylan McDermott (who is not to be confused with Dermot Mulroney) starred in American
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