28.4508, Qs: Usage of Relative Pronoun (that or who)

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Subject: 28.4508, Qs: Usage of Relative Pronoun (that or who)

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Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2017 13:28:27
From: Kento Nakamura [linguist.spurs at gmail.com]
Subject: Usage of Relative Pronoun (that or who)

 
I'm Japanese student. i study usage of Relative Pronoun and resarch for native
speaker and people who use English in daily life. If you have a time, please
answer my questions.

question:Do you want to use who or that if you?

1. I have a sister (   )  is a college student.

A. both (who and that) 
B. who
C. that 

2. I have a sister, (   ) is a college student?

A. both 
B. who
C. that 

If you can, please reflect upon why you choose those.

Thank you seeing my post!
 

Linguistic Field(s): Syntax



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