daagh wrote:
It does not matter much whether he suggested to all parents or just to parents. Parents here will mean the same as all parents. But A is a drop - out because of using a present perfect 'who have' in a reported speech of a main past tense clause. A should have used the simple past tense "who had".
Once in the past, always in the past ...
Thank you! Glad to know that there is nothing wrong with the "who"
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