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2 Oct 2021
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A) I have a friend who works at ABC company.
B) I have a friend that works at ABC company.
Which sounds more natural, A or B?
How do you use them differently in conversations and formal occasions?
A) I have a friend who works at ABC company.
B) I have a friend that works at ABC company.
Which sounds more natural, A or B?
How do you use them differently in conversations and formal occasions?
B) I have a friend that works at ABC company.
Which sounds more natural, A or B?
How do you use them differently in conversations and formal occasions?
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They are both very natural to my ears. I think I use B a little more often but not for any specific reason.
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- English (US)
They are both very natural to my ears. I think I use B a little more often but not for any specific reason.
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"Who" is more formal than "that", but both are ok
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@huashengjiang
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Thank you so much for the detail reply!
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@hamidkhal300 thank you so much for the quick reply!
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