The omission of "are"
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2018 11:20 am
In this sentence:
"It employs thousands of people, many of them highly creative knowledgeable workers from around the world."
is it the same as:
"It employs thousands of people, many of them ARE highly creative knowledgeable workers from around the world".
If so, why was the are omitted and is there a rule to explain this?
"It employs thousands of people, many of them highly creative knowledgeable workers from around the world."
is it the same as:
"It employs thousands of people, many of them ARE highly creative knowledgeable workers from around the world".
If so, why was the are omitted and is there a rule to explain this?