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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Ungrammatiacal Sentece

I read the below sentence (from a good writer) and believe it is ungrammatical. Surely it's a typo:

I am a representative in which I organize events.

Shouldn't it be 'I am a representative who organizes events.'?

Thank you
  

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I agree. It does seem ungrammatical to me. "I am a representative who organizes events" is definitely a correct version.

— Hmea1

  • I agree.
  • It does seem ungrammatical to me.
  • "I am a representative who organizes events" is definitely a correct version.
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I agree. It does seem ungrammatical to me. "I am a representative who organizes events" is definitely a correct version. Something very similar to that which you could also say which is also correct is, "I am a representative which means I organize events."
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