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Chrismlangan Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
renaming the relitive pronoun in an appositve
Is this something you have to do?
e.g. "Jimmy Joe, known for his amazing guitar skills, formed a..." Or would I be forced to insert 'who' before 'known'?
e.g. "Jimmy Joe, known for his amazing guitar skills, formed a..." Or would I be forced to insert 'who' before 'known'?
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g. " Or would I be forced to insert 'who' before 'known'? It's OK.
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- " Or would I be forced to insert 'who' before 'known'?
- It's OK.
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Hi,
e.g. "Jimmy Joe, known for his amazing guitar skills, formed a..." Or would I be forced to insert 'who' before 'known'?
It's OK. You can either say it the way you have, or say
e.g. "Jimmy Joe, who is known for his amazing guitar skills, formed a..."
e.g. "Jimmy Joe, known for his amazing guitar skills, formed a..." Or would I be forced to insert 'who' before 'known'?
It's OK. You can either say it the way you have, or say
e.g. "Jimmy Joe, who is known for his amazing guitar skills, formed a..."
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