a man I'd let...

[navi]

Are these sentences correct:

1) He was the kind of man I'd want to marry my sister.
2) He was the kind of man you'd want to take your sister home.
3) He was the kind of man you'd let take your sister home.

4) He was a man I'd want to marry my sister.
5) He was a man you'd want to take your sister home.
6) He was a man you'd let take your sister home.


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Gratefully,
Navi


Lost in the Twilight Zone of the English language
Obsessed with ambiguity
Interested in strange structures

[jerryfriedman]

Post by navi
1) He was the kind of man I'd want to marry my sister.
2) He was the kind of man you'd want to take your sister home.
3) He was the kind of man you'd let take your sister home.
4) He was a man I'd want to marry my sister.
5) He was a man you'd want to take your sister home.
6) He was a man you'd let take your sister home.

All fine for me.

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Jerry Friedman