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Klavier Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
the ones (that are)
Hello.
Should I use that are in this sentence? Or is it omitted because it is understood from the context?
A: Which books are yours?
B: The ones (that are) on the table.
Should I use that are in this sentence? Or is it omitted because it is understood from the context?
A: Which books are yours?
B: The ones (that are) on the table.
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Hi, Should I use that are in this sentence? Or is it omitted because it is understood from the context? A: Which books are yours?
- Hi, Should I use that are in this sentence?
- Or is it omitted because it is understood from the context?
- A: Which books are yours?
- B: The ones (that are) on the table.
- It's Ok to omit it, as you suggest.
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Hi,
Should I use that are in this sentence? Or is it omitted because it is understood from the context?
A: Which books are yours?
B: The ones (that are) on the table.
It's Ok to omit it, as you suggest. We say this kind of thing all the time.
However, it's not a sent
Should I use that are in this sentence? Or is it omitted because it is understood from the context?
A: Which books are yours?
B: The ones (that are) on the table.
It's Ok to omit it, as you suggest. We say this kind of thing all the time.
However, it's not a sent
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