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Want to make your English sentences longer and more interesting? Learn how to use the relative pronounwho. We’ll look at easy examples that show you how to join English sentences together and add more detail when writing about people. Perfect for English learners who want to improve their writing and sound more natural! Watch, learn, and try the quiz to test yourself!
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