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Who has a Cabinet Office minister...
"Sir Oliver Letwin, who has a Cabinet Office minister in the last government brought in the Leveson legislation, said it would help matters if IPSO became Leveson-compliant." (The Guardian.)
Is the appositive clause "who has a Cabinet Office minister in the last government brought in the Leveson legislation" grammatically correct? Is the whole sentence construed as a correct one?
Is the appositive clause "who has a Cabinet Office minister in the last government brought in the Leveson legislation" grammatically correct? Is the whole sentence construed as a correct one?
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has is a typo error. It should be as ..
- has is a typo error.
- It should be as ..
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Clivehas is a typo error.It should be as..Thank you for the reply.
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