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Victo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Two who-that questions
Two who-that questions:
1. Does a family that (or a family who) plays together stays together?
2. When refering to a party to a contract or lawsuit, do you use "the party who" when referring to an individual and "the party that" when referring to an organization?
1. Does a family that (or a family who) plays together stays together?
2. When refering to a party to a contract or lawsuit, do you use "the party who" when referring to an individual and "the party that" when referring to an organization?
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You can use either who or that for people. who is probably a bit more common. CJ
- You can use either who or that for people.
- who is probably a bit more common.
- CJ
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You can use either who or that for people. who is probably a bit more common.
CJ
CJ
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