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Thu 15 Jun, 2006 03:33 am
he is quite worn out from years of hard work.he is not the man___he was 20 years ago. A.which B.that C.who D.whom
the answer is B,but why ?please help me,thanks
The rule to remember is if it sounds odd, it is odd.
Logic would tell you that is should be ... not the man who he was ... , but here the word man is not personal, but general, in meaning, so our teachers say ...not the man that he was... .
A better way: He was not the man he was twenty years ago.
That's right. Leave it out entirely. It conveys the same meaning and sounds smoother.
Joe Nation
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