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Topic : Business studies
[Grammar - Adding and modifying information]
You can add pronouns + of, e.g., all of, some of, most of, many of, etc., or prepositions to relative clauses.
Use whom for people and which for things.
ex. In three years, the company had more than 85 million customers, all of whom opt in to the site.
ex. The Internet provided a new opportunity to coupon businesses, many of which have been successful.
ex. Over 90 percent of companies, most of which are small businesses, said the promotion attracted customers.
*Relative clauses with pronoun + of whom/of which are approximately 10 times more common in academic writing than in conversation.
[conversation strategy - persuading]
Don't you think ¡¦?
S V ¡¦, doesn't it?/isn't it?/aren't they?/can't it?/shouldn't they?/haven't they?
ex.
A : Consumers don't have that much influence, do they?
B : But don't you think companies should listen to their customers?
A : Well, to some extent, maybe.