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Lucas21c Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Related to / relating to
Could you tell me which one is right between 'related to' and 'relating to' in the following sentence? Also, what word do I replace 'he or she' with? Thank you in advance.
If you need legal advice, I can introduce you to one of lawyers I know well. He or she helps you to handle the legal matters [ (A) related to / (B) relating to] your inheritance.
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If you need legal advice, I would advise you to meet a lawyer. They will help you to handle the legal matters related to your inheritance.
- If you need legal advice, I would advise you to meet a lawyer.
- They will help you to handle the legal matters related to your inheritance.
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If you need legal advice, I would advise you to meet a lawyer. They will help you to handle the legal matters related to your inheritance.
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