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Dear native English speakers,
I have a little question.
Which would be used, (a) or (b)?
(a) He is the most polite boy (who/that) I have ever met.
(b) He is the politest boy (who/that) I have ever met.
Would "seen" be possible instead of "met"?
(c) He is the most polite boy (who/that) I have ever seen.
(d) He is the politest boy (who/that) I have ever seen.
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin
I have a little question.
Which would be used, (a) or (b)?
(a) He is the most polite boy (who/that) I have ever met.
(b) He is the politest boy (who/that) I have ever met.
Would "seen" be possible instead of "met"?
(c) He is the most polite boy (who/that) I have ever seen.
(d) He is the politest boy (who/that) I have ever seen.
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin