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For example:
The man and the dog __ (relative pronoun) were hit by a car were slightly injured.
Hello.
The man and the dog that were hit by a car were slightly injured.
Sorry to interrupt. Takoyaki, I have a slightly different question. Can I say,
The man and the dog hit by a car were slightly injured.
New2grammar,
1) The man and the dog that were hit by a car were slightly injured.2) The man and the dog hit by a car were slightly injured.
The first makes it clear that a car hit not merely the dog but the man, but the second doesn't.
I totally didn't detect that difference because it's implied. Good catch! Thanks Takoyaki