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The discoveries of the tombs and mummies must have been breathtaking for those lucky few that found them.
"that" or "who"?
"that" or "who"?
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SraJMcGin
What is it that you are supposed to do? I'd ask the question "What must have been breathtaking? answer = the discoveries
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or are you supposed to add either "that" or "who?" Then "for the few who found..."
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The discoveries of the tombs and mummies must have been breathtaking for those lucky few <b>who</b> found them.
In this sentence, "who" is referring to "those lucky few [people]..."
We use "that" to refer to things, "who" to refer to people.
In this sentence, "who" is referring to "those lucky few [people]..."
We use "that" to refer to things, "who" to refer to people.
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