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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Relative clauses
Hello!
Is this sentence correct:
The majority of the students who graduate every year comes form abroad.
Does it need any commas?
Is this sentence correct:
The majority of the students who graduate every year comes form abroad.
Does it need any commas?
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No. Majority of the students who graduate every year come from foreign countries. 'Abroad' is an adverb and so it is not preceded by a preposition.
- No.
- Majority of the students who graduate every year come from foreign countries.
- 'Abroad' is an adverb and so it is not preceded by a preposition.
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No. Majority of the students who graduate every year come from foreign countries.
'Abroad' is an adverb and so it is not preceded by a preposition.
'Abroad' is an adverb and so it is not preceded by a preposition.
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AnonymousHello!Not quite.
Is this sentence correct:
The majority of the students who graduate every year comes form abroad.
Does it need any commas?
You only put the s on the verb in the third person when it is singular. Students is a plural word. There is also a typo.
The majority of the students who graduate each year co
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