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Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"Who" Comma
Hello again! Sometimes I get confused about commas before the word "who." Take this line of dialogue, for example:
"They're a confused group of people who can't make up their minds."
Should there be a comma before "who" in order to be grammatically correct?
Thank you.
"They're a confused group of people who can't make up their minds."
Should there be a comma before "who" in order to be grammatically correct?
Thank you.
Top answer
' defines the people.
- ' defines the people.
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