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Alliswell0617 Posted 12 years ago
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why do you put 'one' before saying 'which'?
Example : It is simply a common variant of human nature, one which iconoclasts do not let inhibit their reactions.
Does it sound different if I get rid of one from that sentence? Can you let me know one more example related to it?
Does it sound different if I get rid of one from that sentence? Can you let me know one more example related to it?
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"One" means that this variant is just one of many others. There are natural sources of dietary calcium, one of which is bok choy.
- "One" means that this variant is just one of many others.
- There are natural sources of dietary calcium, one of which is bok choy.
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"One" means that this variant is just one of many others.
There are natural sources of dietary calcium, one of which is bok choy.
There are natural sources of dietary calcium, one of which is bok choy.
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