Nor Priest Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
I am a foreigner lives/living in the U.S.
I am a foreigner lives in the U.S.
I am a foreigner living in the U.S.
Which one is grammatically correct if I don't want to say 'who lives in' in that context ?
Thank you.
I am a foreigner living in the U.S.
Which one is grammatically correct if I don't want to say 'who lives in' in that context ?
Thank you.
Top answer
S. This is the one you want. You can't just remove 'who' in this type of construction.
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Nor PriestI am a foreigner living in the U.S.This is the one you want.
You can't just remove 'who' in this type of construction.
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