The house which my uncle built cost him US100,000. ( which is the relative pronoun in accusative case ) She is the girl whom I met on the street the other day. ( whom is the relative pronoun in accusative case ) I say what I mean. ( what is

How about " She is the only one of those women who speaks well of others"? I suppose the referent of who here is "the only one". @news.hananet.net on 06 Nov 2003: 1. She is one of those women who speaks well ... help - which is

When you want to give additional information about the noun with the relative pronoun. eg. My brother, who is a doctor, has gone to America.

@news.hananet.net on 06 Nov 2003: 1. She is one of those women who speaks well of others. 2. She is one of those women who speak well of others. Someone please help - which is correct 1 or 2 and why? #2. Because the relative pronoun

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This is the sentence: "Another hurried out with an axe ... make sure that only the first plank ends up there? What's the problem? The first plank crashed into the abyss. Is there another way of reading it? If you don't like the

Why? It's perfectly fine if "use" has "the woman's leg-shaver thing" as its object (the natural way to read it). No it's not. The natural way to read it is with an elided "that" after "thing",