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Nousher Ahmed
 
Reply Mon 30 Mar, 2015 12:38 am
"Sometimes I will eat things I know are unhealthy."

1) Here, I think "I know" is absolute, isn't it?

2)In "...... are unhealthy" subject will be "things". I think "that" has been omitted before "....are unhealthy". Since "that" has been omitted, the form of "are" should be "being". But why "are" has been used instead of "being"?
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