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occurred Nov 16, 2017 at 21:01

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I know that thatthat is used for things and whowho for people, but in some cases, I can't really explain why, but I'm hesitating between:

"There are 4 more people that have watched the film #2 than people that have watched the film #3."

There are 4 more people that have watched the film #2 than people that have watched the film #3.

or

"There are 4 more people who have watched the film #2 than people who have watched the film #3."

There are 4 more people who have watched the film #2 than people who have watched the film #3.

or

another way to say it?

I know that that is used for things and who for people, but in some cases, I can't really explain why, but I'm hesitating between:

"There are 4 more people that have watched the film #2 than people that have watched the film #3."

or

"There are 4 more people who have watched the film #2 than people who have watched the film #3."

or

another way to say it?

I know that that is used for things and who for people, but in some cases, I can't really explain why, but I'm hesitating between:

There are 4 more people that have watched the film #2 than people that have watched the film #3.

or

There are 4 more people who have watched the film #2 than people who have watched the film #3.

or

another way to say it?

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asked Nov 16, 2017 at 16:41

There are more people that have done ... or who have done?

I know that that is used for things and who for people, but in some cases, I can't really explain why, but I'm hesitating between:

"There are 4 more people that have watched the film #2 than people that have watched the film #3."

or

"There are 4 more people who have watched the film #2 than people who have watched the film #3."

or

another way to say it?

who-that

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