My father is a teacher, who is kind.
My father is a teacher who is kind.
Which one is correct or any difference?
any difference if there is commas before/after adj clause
2008-05-29 11:52 pm
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2008-05-30 9:16 am
✔ 最佳答案
Both can be correct but the first one sounds better. Usually I would use the comma with this type of WHO. 
2008-05-30 12:28 am
almost the same but a slightly difference.
When you write 'My father is a teacher, who is kind.'
means that "My father is a teacher and he is kind.
When you write "My father is a teacher who is kind."
means that " My father is a kind teacher."
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When you write 'My father is a teacher, who is kind.'
means that "My father is a teacher and he is kind.
When you write "My father is a teacher who is kind."
means that " My father is a kind teacher."
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