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Cho7712 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
relative clause
This following sentence is exemplified in the chapter of Relative Clauses.
*What about the guy who they don't know whether he wants to come? (* indicates incorrectness)
Then, what is the correct version of it?
Is it,
What about the guy who they don't know whether to come
or not?
*What about the guy who they don't know whether he wants to come? (* indicates incorrectness)
Then, what is the correct version of it?
Is it,
What about the guy who they don't know whether to come
or not?
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