The difference between two statements [PUNCTUATION]












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Sentence 1:
A is friend of B who is eating apple.



Sentence 2:
A is friend of B , who is eating apple.



In which Sentence it can be said that A is eating apple?










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Sentence 1:
A is friend of B who is eating apple.



Sentence 2:
A is friend of B , who is eating apple.



In which Sentence it can be said that A is eating apple?










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Sentence 1:
A is friend of B who is eating apple.



Sentence 2:
A is friend of B , who is eating apple.



In which Sentence it can be said that A is eating apple?










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Sentence 1:
A is friend of B who is eating apple.



Sentence 2:
A is friend of B , who is eating apple.



In which Sentence it can be said that A is eating apple?







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  • Possible duplicate of Indian English, use of who

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  • Possible duplicate of Indian English, use of who

    – Mari-Lou A
    6 mins ago

















Possible duplicate of Indian English, use of who

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Possible duplicate of Indian English, use of who

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