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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Relative Clause
Hi teachers
There is a strange relative clause question here
This is the woman ---- the artist said posed as a model for
the painting.
A. who
B. whom
C. which
D. whose
The coreect option is A. But I think it should be B. What do you think?
There is a strange relative clause question here
This is the woman ---- the artist said posed as a model for
the painting.
A. who
B. whom
C. which
D. whose
The coreect option is A. But I think it should be B. What do you think?
Top answer
Think of it as: This is the woman who (the artist said) posed as a model for the painting. 'Who' is the grammatical subject of the verb 'posed'.
- Think of it as: This is the woman who (the artist said) posed as a model for the painting.
- 'Who' is the grammatical subject of the verb 'posed'.
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Think of it as: This is the woman who (the artist said) posed as a model for the painting.
'Who' is the grammatical subject of the verb 'posed'.
'Who' is the grammatical subject of the verb 'posed'.
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