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I found these two sentences He is a man suitable for any post. **The subject is a matter worthy of note. Why is there no relative pronoun and be verb between the noun and the adjective? What are the rules for forming this kind of sentences? I am very much confused. Kindly clear my doubts

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You're asking why they can be written that way, instead of "He is a man who is suitable for any post" and "The subject is a matter which is worthy of debate", right? Both forms of them are correct; the pronoun and be verb are optional. Writing them out in full is maybe a bit more formal, but they both mean the same thing.

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