Are both the same meaning between "someone who enjoys reading" and " someone enjoying reading"?
The original sentence is: He is looking for someone who enjoys reading to share his room with, and if omitted the relative, can the sentence become: He is looking for someone enjoying reading to share his room with.
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panda fold 982 The original sentence is: He is looking for someone who enjoys reading to share his room with, and if omitted the relative, can the sentence become: He is looking for someone enjoying reading to share his room with. Where does the sentence end? Please use quotation marks to show where the sentence begins and ends.
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panda fold 982The original sentence is: He is looking for someone who enjoys reading to share his room with, and if omitted the relative, can the sentence become: He is looking for someone enjoying reading to share his room with.
Where does the sentence end? Please use quotation marks to show whe
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