Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Their member to run for a seat
Are these sentences correct:
1-He is the member of their party to run for a seat in city council.
(He is the member of their party who will run for a seat in city council.
2-He is their member to run for a seat in city council.
(He is their member who will run for a seat in city council.)
3-He is John's handpicked successor to run for a seat in city council.
(He is the successor John has handpicked to run for a seat in city council.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-He is the member of their party to run for a seat in city council.
(He is the member of their party who will run for a seat in city council.
2-He is their member to run for a seat in city council.
(He is their member who will run for a seat in city council.)
3-He is John's handpicked successor to run for a seat in city council.
(He is the successor John has handpicked to run for a seat in city council.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
Yes, We more commonly say ' on city council'.
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