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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Omission of pronoun

When, if ever, are we allowed to remove a subject pronoun of a relative clause? I know it's rarely done; however, sometimes I hear it, so I'm questioning whether there really is a rule againsts its omission.

Mike is so lucky because he has a car. He is ungrateful, though. Andrew, also has a car, really appreciates the fact that his Mom bought him one.

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Well, you certainly cannot omit it there.

— Mister Micawber

  • Well, you certainly cannot omit it there.
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Well, you certainly cannot omit it there.
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Even in speech with falling intonation and a large pause (also has a car)...????
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