Could you take a look at these sentences?
There are people who live on my street that I haven't spoken to in years.
There are people that live on my street who I haven't spoken to in years.

Which one of those sentences is correct? If both are correct, which one sounds better? And why?

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Could you take a look at these sentences?
There are people who live on my street that I haven't spoken to in years.
There are people that live on my street who I haven't spoken to in years.

Which one of those sentences is correct? If both are correct, which one sounds better? And why?

Answer

There are many people who live on my street that I haven't spoken in years

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The native British version would be, "There are people living in my street that I haven't spoken to for/in years."

Answer

The second is correct

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There are people who/that live on my street that I haven't spoken to in years.
There are people that live on my street whom I haven't spoken to in years.

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