She stucked to her plan?

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She stucked to her plan?

monicap_87

She stucked to her plan?

Is it possible to say �She stuck to her plan � meaning the past of �stick to something �?

Also, would be OK to say:

She focused on those students who volunteer to participate (which are very few) or do I have to say �who � are very few?

Thank u!

14 Mar 2011

Apodo

Yes. She stuck to her plan.

She focused on those students who volunteer to participate (which are very few) or do I have to say �who � are very few?

who should be used here - but check your tenses.

She focused on those students who volunteered to participate who were very few. ( But this sounds a bit awkward)

You could say it this way:

She focused on those students who volunteered to participate, of whom there were very few. (sounds a bit formal)

or

She focused on those few students who had volunteered to participate.

(This is my preference if you don �t want to sound too formal.)

15 Mar 2011