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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
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Of these 22 people
Which are correct:
1) Of these 22 people, I can show that 18 are related to each other.
2) Of these 22 people, I can show that 18 people are related to each other.
3) Of these 22, I can show that 18 are related to each other.
4) Of these 22, I can show that 18 people are related to each other.
I am assuming that in the cases of '3' and '4' context makes it clear that we are talking about people. Someone might be pointing to photos or the 22 people or to a list of their names.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) Of these 22 people, I can show that 18 are related to each other.
2) Of these 22 people, I can show that 18 people are related to each other.
3) Of these 22, I can show that 18 are related to each other.
4) Of these 22, I can show that 18 people are related to each other.
I am assuming that in the cases of '3' and '4' context makes it clear that we are talking about people. Someone might be pointing to photos or the 22 people or to a list of their names.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
navitasan Which are correct: navitasan I am assuming that in the cases of '3' and '4' context makes it clear that we are talking about people. All of them. For good style, #2 should not include the second 'people'.
- navitasan Which are correct: navitasan I am assuming that in the cases of '3' and '4' context makes it clear that we are talking about people.
- All of them.
- For good style, #2 should not include the second 'people'.
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navitasanWhich are correct:
navitasanI am assuming that in the cases of '3' and '4' context makes it clear that we are talking about people.All of them. For good style, #2 should not include the second 'people'.
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