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A: Noun + V-ing without V-to-be OR relative pronoun

user178049I think it's more common to say "the sleeping baby". I would use the second one if you add more modifiers: e.g. "The baby sleeping in the couch is Mike's son".

user178049
user178049
@hbtpoprock The practice here is to wait for at least 24 hours before accepting an answer. My answer could be wrong.
hbtpoprock
hbtpoprock
So we need something to separate them for those (which are) similar to this case? Is this omission correct? @user178049
user178049
user178049
The omission is correct but I think it's more common to say "the sleeping baby". They actually mean the same think.
hbtpoprock
hbtpoprock
One last thing, ". . . separate them for those (which are) similar to this case? . . ." Is it correct to omit (which are) here?
user178049
user178049
Yes. It's correct.
hbtpoprock
hbtpoprock
18:43
Ty very much, l'll wait for the next 24 hr :)
Hi, @user178049. It's me again.
Can you tell me whether we can omit this sentence please?
"What's the name of the girl who won the tennis tournament?"
Could it be "What's the name of the girl winning the tennis tournament?"?

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