In Nouns^x, Relative pronouns^x

I don't know, I think the first "that" rhymes with "but", and the second with "bat". The first is a kind of relative pronoun... The bat that hit you just like that. Don't those two sound different?

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.

Please tell me what relative pronoun is used for a subject that consists a person and an animal.For example:The man and the dog __ (relative pronoun) were hit by a car were slightly injured.

Hi Atomos, WELCOME TO THE FORUMS ! ! Thanks for joining us. I agree with your friends. It's smoother without the relative pronoun. It might be more common to say, "Should someone prove beyond a doubt that the cause of the fire was accidental, - - - - - - the man they are presently...

I just joined this Forum a few days ago. I do not know what I going to tell you is still relevant. I have come across an article "Who" or "Whom" (relative pronouns), careful perusal and digestion of which may be of great help.

The airport custodial staff, which (A) hasn't been working under contract for a year, (B) are thinking about (C) striking if management (D) doesn't agree to salary increases. I think (B) should be corrected to is thinking because in American English "staff" is considered a...

.That is a relative pronoun or a conjunction, not a preposition.The hat that I bought is too big.I wanted to tell him that I bought a hat.

Only the first choice is grammatical. This is a complex sentence (I hope). Write a story is a clause which may stand alone. You are then adding a phrase (or clause) to modify "story." "Beginning with "I hate you." is a perfectly legal participial phrase (I...

Hi again: I hope you answer this little puzzle is the following sentence correct grammatically and linguisticly and is there any other mistakes? please, comment on the use of the relative pronoun" of which" Copious unsigned complaints, I knew, were lodged against him at the...

Hi Anc - I wasn't suggesting you use does instead of do in your "third type of construction." I thought if I understood why you wanted to use "do" it might give me a clue as to what you have in mind. If you could only give us an example using "do" which...