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A: "Kenken is the one I really like as a friend and my girlfriend always admires."
B: "Kenken is the one who I really like as a friend and my girlfriend always admires."
C: "Kenken is the one who I really like as a friend and who my girlfriend always admires."
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B: "Kenken is the one who I really like as a friend and my girlfriend always admires."
C: "Kenken is the one who I really like as a friend and who my girlfriend always admires."
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A:
All are correct (informal English) and natural, but C is the best-constructed sentence.
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"I was supposed to meet with Kenken to talk about my investment in the virtual currency, but I was too tired to do that, so I canceled it at the last minute. I wanted to have dinner with him, though. "
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Hi again! It's mostly correct but there's some things that have to be tweaked.
I was supposed to meet with Kenken to discuss my virtual currency investments, but I was too tired so I called it off at the last minute. I missed the chance to take him out for dinner as well.
I was supposed to meet with Kenken to discuss my virtual currency investments, but I was too tired so I called it off at the last minute. I missed the chance to take him out for dinner as well.
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(Kenken works at a pizza restaurant)
"I accompanied Kenken delivering pizza. I was just sitting on the passenger's seat and didn't do anything, but I was surprised that he delivered 55 pizzas in 2 hours."
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"I accompanied Kenken delivering pizza. I was just sitting on the passenger's seat and didn't do anything, but I was surprised that he delivered 55 pizzas in 2 hours."
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A:
Yes. You would have no problem being understood in the U.S.
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A: "Kenken works best of all the people in this office."
B: "Kenken works the hardest of all the people in this office."
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B: "Kenken works the hardest of all the people in this office."
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A:
B is good.
A should be "Kenken is the best worker of all the people in this office." or "Kenken is the best worker in this office."
A should be "Kenken is the best worker of all the people in this office." or "Kenken is the best worker in this office."
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A: "I heard that Kenken is retiring in March. I was surprised. I wonder who will be his replacement."
B: "I heard that kenken is retiring in March. I was surprised. I wonder who will be his successor."
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B: "I heard that kenken is retiring in March. I was surprised. I wonder who will be his successor."
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A is good. B is not. It’s because Kenken seems like a name and should be capitalized
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