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Guyper Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"To have" instead of "who has"
Hi, I was wondering if it's possible to say
"Is he the only athlete to have never won a medal?"
Instead of
"Is he the only athlete who has never won a medal?"
Thank you
"Is he the only athlete to have never won a medal?"
Instead of
"Is he the only athlete who has never won a medal?"
Thank you
Top answer
Yes, but I'd change the word order. Is he the only athlete never to have won a medal? CJ
- Yes, but I'd change the word order.
- Is he the only athlete never to have won a medal?
- CJ
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Yes, but I'd change the word order.
Is he the only athlete never to have won a medal?
CJ
Is he the only athlete never to have won a medal?
CJ
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I must explain here that I suspect that CJ is as loathe to split an infinitive as I am. So, I concur completely.
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