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Navitasan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Who/that
Are these sentences correct:
1-This is a model who my wife told me why she is famous.
2-This is a model that my wife told me why she is famous.
3-This is a model who my wife told me how she became famous.
4-This is a model that my wife told me how she became famous.
1-This is a model who my wife told me why she is famous.
2-This is a model that my wife told me why she is famous.
3-This is a model who my wife told me how she became famous.
4-This is a model that my wife told me how she became famous.
Top answer
None of these are correct. "... " does not work.
- None of these are correct.
- "...
- " does not work.
- ".
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None of these are correct. "... who/that my wife told me why/how ..." does not work. I guess you know that you can say:
"My wife told me why this model is famous."
"My wife told me how this model became famous."
I don't see any neat way to put these statements into single sentences starting "This is a model who/that...".
"My wife told me why this model is famous."
"My wife told me how this model became famous."
I don't see any neat way to put these statements into single sentences starting "This is a model who/that...".
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