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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
who clause on the end
Is this correct?
No one gets through me who doesn't deserve it.
Thank you
No one gets through me who doesn't deserve it.
Thank you
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In the US this would typically be said as: No one gets past me who doesn't deserve it.
- In the US this would typically be said as: No one gets past me who doesn't deserve it.
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In the US this would typically be said as:
No one gets past me who doesn't deserve it.
No one gets past me who doesn't deserve it.
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More natural to me is this.
No one gets past me who doesn't deserve to.
No one gets past me who doesn't deserve to.
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