Relative clause
Can you please write the sentence below as two separate sentences instead of with relative clause? (But please the sentences still have "no one")
No one who has needed a hospital bed has been denied a hospital bed.
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Tara2 Can you please write the sentence below as two separate sentences instead of with relative clause? Since this is an essential (defining) clause, it is not possible to phrase it in two sentences (with"no one") while preserving the meaning.
- Tara2 Can you please write the sentence below as two separate sentences instead of with relative clause?
- Since this is an essential (defining) clause, it is not possible to phrase it in two sentences (with"no one") while preserving the meaning.
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Tara2Can you please write the sentence below as two separate sentences instead of with relative clause?
Since this is an essential (defining) clause, it is not possible to phrase it in two sentences (with"no one") while preserving the meaning.
0Tara2No one who has needed a hospital bed has been denied a hospital bed.
Sometimes some people have needed a hospital bed. No one among those people has been denied a hospital bed.
CJ
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