The course is for anyone who is interested in learning about computers.
Is there an error in the above sentence formation?
Or can we just say:
The course is for anyone interested in learning about computers.
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Yes, you can just say The course is for anyone interested in learning about computers, but you can also place who is between anyone and interested. |
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