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Liz wrote on 11 May 2004: Okay. "I know relative pronouns in the subjective case are normally placed just after their antecedents, but may be placed elsewhere in traditional or poetic expressions such as 'He laughs best who laughs

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Liz wrote on 11 May 2004: What do you think about it? I would try not to think about it, if I were you. Is this sentence good? Good for nothing, I'd say. No, it's bad, bad, bad. I know that the sentence subjective relative pronoun

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