The omission of are
In this sentence:
"It employs thousands of people, many of them highly creative knowledgeable workers from around the world".
Is it the same as:
"It employs thousands of people, many of them ARE highly creative knowledge workers from around the world".
If so, why is the "are" omitted? Is there a rule?
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Is it the same as:"It employs thousands of people, many of them ARE highly creative knowledge workers from around the world". Yes. anonymous If so, why is the "are" omitted?
- Is it the same as:"It employs thousands of people, many of them ARE highly creative knowledge workers from around the world".
- Yes.
- anonymous If so, why is the "are" omitted?
- It would be bad grammar to include it.
- anonymous Is there a rule?
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anonymous"It employs thousands of people, many of them highly creative knowledgeable workers from around the world".Is it the same as:"It employs thousands of people, many of them ARE highly creative knowledge workers from around the world".
Yes.
anonymousIf so, why is the "are" omitted?
It would be bad grammar to
0Is it the same as:
"It employs thousands of people, many of whom ARE highly creative knowledge workers from around the world".
or
It employs thousands of people, many of them highly creative knowledge workers from around the world".
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