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25 Mar 2014
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What is the difference between There are many students and many of whom are freshmen. and There are many students and many of them are freshmen. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between There are many students and many of whom are freshmen. and There are many students and many of them are freshmen. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The first sentence is not grammatically correct. However, if you replace the "and" with a comma it would be. Both sentences mean the same thing.
The first sentence is an independent clause followed by a relative clause. The second sentence is an independent clause followed by a subordinate clause.
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