Clauses
A grammar rule that feels universal usually has an exception. Each question below is a real disagreement about "Clauses" — see if you can spot it.
Divyansh writes "The man which I met yesterday is a doctor", thinking "which" can substitute for any connecting word. His sister says people need a different word. Who is right?
Sakshi writes "The girl who's bag is red is my friend", thinking "who's" can be used here to show possession. Her friend says this is the wrong word. Who is right?
Tanya treats "Because it was raining heavily." as a complete sentence on its own. Her brother says it cannot stand alone. Who is right?
Kartik has two brothers. He writes "My brother, who lives in Mumbai, is an engineer", thinking commas here are just a style choice that does not change the meaning. Is Kartik right?
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