Dear sir, my regards
I have came across this sentence in my text book, secondary school.
It says, "I admire the way.........messi plays. (By which , in that , no pronoun)
I think it's no pronoun but i don't know why?
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Hi, Shahd,
In future, please try to make the titles of your posts more descriptive of your linguistic doubt (in this case, way + relative, for example). Please read Guideline (7) here.
@Shahd Elaskaryy posted:It says, "I admire the way.........Messi plays. (By which , in that , no pronoun)
I think it's no pronoun but i don't know why?
The noun "way" can be followed by "in which" or, in informal style, by "that" or by no pronoun:
- I admire the way in which Messi plays.
- I admire the way that Messi plays.
- I admire the way Messi plays.