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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Relative clause (a man whose wife thought he was lost)

1. A man whose wife thought he was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
2. A man whose wife thought was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
3. A man who his wife thought he was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
4. A man who his wife thought was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
5. A man whom his wife thought was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.

Which one(s) is / are correct or acceptable ?
  

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Hi, 1. A man whose wife thought he was lost was eventually found in a nearby river. 2.

— Clive

  • Hi, 1.
  • A man whose wife thought he was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
  • 2.
  • A man whose wife thought was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
  • 3.
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Hi,
1. A man whose wife thought he was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
2. A man whose wife thought was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
3. A man who his wife thought he was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
4. A man who his wife thought was lost was eventually found in a nearby river.
5. A man whom his wife thought was lost was eventually fo
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