The following sentences form a paragraph. Proofread them for run-ons, comma splices, semicolon errors, relative pronoun errors, and -ING modifier errors. Identify the type of each error in each sentence, or select "correct" if the sentence is free of errors.
-However, many people, who travel to the singer's home, are not there just to see the house.
A) correct
B) run-on
C) comma splice
D) semicolon error
E) relative pronoun error
F) -ING modifier error

Question

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The relative pronoun "who" is used to refer to people, but in this sentence it is used as a subject instead of an object. It should be changed to "whom" to correctly indicate that the people are the object of the verb "to see": "However, many people, whom travel to the singer's home, are not there just to see the house."

The Following Sentences Form a Paragraph