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Moonrise Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

"That Will Set" & "Who Sets"

Hi teachers,

Could you please answer my questions?

This first question is I hear it in dialogue by a native speaker with someone on Youtube. The second I made it up.

1) Are you the type of person that will set yourself goals at the beginning of the year?

2) Are you the type of person who sets yourself goals at the beginning of the year?

My questions:

1. Are they correct grammatically and in meaning?

2. Are they general questions?

3. Can we remove "that" from the first question and put "who" instead?

4. If the second question is correct, what's the difference in meaning between them?


Thanks in advance

  

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1) Are you the type of person that will set yourself goals at the beginning of the year? 2) Are you the type of person who sets yourself goals at the beginning of the year? My questions: 1.

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  • 1) Are you the type of person that will set yourself goals at the beginning of the year?
  • 2) Are you the type of person who sets yourself goals at the beginning of the year?
  • My questions: 1.
  • Are they correct grammatically and in meaning?
  • 2.
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1) Are you the type of person that will set yourself goals at the beginning of the year?

2) Are you the type of person who sets yourself goals at the beginning of the year?

My questions:

1. Are they correct grammatically and in meaning?

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