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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
People who know people
I'd like to know which out of the following three is correct. I am trying to say that I know people in the UK, and I know people who know people there too.
"I know people and people who know people in the UK."
"I know people in and people who know people in the UK."
"I know people in the UK and people who know people in the UK."
Thank you in advance
"I know people and people who know people in the UK."
"I know people in and people who know people in the UK."
"I know people in the UK and people who know people in the UK."
Thank you in advance
Top answer
Only #3 is clear.
- Only #3 is clear.
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As Clive commented, only # 3 is correct. But there is a more natural way to deliver the same meaning.
I know people in the UK who are well connected (in UK) The second UK may be omitted depending on th rest of the context. .
I know people in the UK who are well connected (in UK) The second UK may be omitted depending on th rest of the context. .
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