I am of that they defend the life. I am of that we defend the life. I am of that they defend the life. You are of whom you work with estusiasmo.You are of whom they work with estusiasmo. I am of that desire the change. I am of that they wish the change.
I am of that we wished the change. I am of that they wish change. It is of whom he wishes the change. It is of whom they wish the change. It is of whom she wishes the change. It is of whom they wish the change Marks is of which she wishes the change. Marks are of which they wish the change. In the previous orations, the second verb must agree with the relative pronoun that is subject of the subordinate proposal (those that, those that).
It only happens with the three people of the singular. If the subject of the verb to be corresponds to one of the people of the plural one, the verb of the subordinate proposal must agree with that subject: We are of whom we wished the change. We are of that we worked with estusiasmo. You are of whom you wish the change. You are of whom they wish the change. They are of whom they wish the change. Errors: Corrections: I am one of whom I fight. I am one of whom they fight. I am one of whom she fights. I was one of whom prev the result. I was one of whom they anticipated the result. I was one of whom previous the result. You are one over whom you want to prevail.You are one of whom they want You are one over whom she wants to prevail. In these orations, the verb of the subordinate proposal can agree with the relative one (those that, those that) or with the nucleus of the attribute in which it is including the proposal (one, one), but with the subject of the verb not to be (I, you).