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Guoguo914 Posted 11 years ago
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the only one of the people that conduct/conducts?

the only one of the people that conduct

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the only one of the people that conducts

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guoguo914 the only one of the people that conduct As shown. The subject of "conduct" is (indirectly) "the people". CJ

— CalifJim

  • guoguo914 the only one of the people that conduct As shown.
  • The subject of "conduct" is (indirectly) "the people".
  • CJ
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guoguo914the only one of the people that conduct
As shown. The subject of "conduct" is (indirectly) "the people".

CJ
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Thanks.

So the subject can't be "the only one"?
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guoguo914So the subject can't be "the only one"?
Not in the small amount of text that you have presented. No. I don't see how that could be. "the only one" can be used as the subject of the whole sentence, however, but you have not presented a whole sentence. When you have more than one clause, you have more than one subject.

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