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Is "who" used correctly in the sentence "Or he's a supernatural demon designed to torture people, who got offered his dream job"? [duplicate]

Is "where" the only relative pronoun that cannot be omitted from an adjective clause?

"that which" used together

"The place I was born" vs. "The place I was born in"

"What might have appalled us when we'd started our trip just a few days ago no longer impressed us much"

Is this a correct usage of "what is"?

With "being" vs without "being"

Choice of relative pronouns: 'who' and/or 'that' for people?

'the one you said you liked best' - Analysis of a relative clause using CGEL

Relative clauses: "I did the best I could."

How can the relative pronoun 'which' have an adjectival phrase as its antecedent? Exactly what may act as antecedent for 'which'?

Relative adverbs

I can't tell the difference between the area of where and the area where [closed]

Can I use where instead of from which? I want to migrate this question to English Learner Site [closed]

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Is "who" used correctly in the sentence "Or he's a supernatural demon designed to torture people, who got offered his dream job"? [duplicate]

Is "where" the only relative pronoun that cannot be omitted from an adjective clause?

"that which" used together

"The place I was born" vs. "The place I was born in"

"What might have appalled us when we'd started our trip just a few days ago no longer impressed us much"

Is this a correct usage of "what is"?

With "being" vs without "being"

Choice of relative pronouns: 'who' and/or 'that' for people?

'the one you said you liked best' - Analysis of a relative clause using CGEL

Relative clauses: "I did the best I could."

How can the relative pronoun 'which' have an adjectival phrase as its antecedent? Exactly what may act as antecedent for 'which'?

Relative adverbs

I can't tell the difference between the area of where and the area where [closed]

Can I use where instead of from which? I want to migrate this question to English Learner Site [closed]