Is it Ok to fill ‘among’ in the blank instead of ‘of’ in this sentence?
The sentence is 'Shopping on the internet has a lot of advanrtages ,( ) which the most important is perhaps its convenience.' And i wanna ask another one question as follows .Can this Verb like ‘be' be omitted in this sentence as‘May our hometown more and more beatiful’?

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Is it Ok to fill  ‘among’  in the blank instead of ‘of’ in this sentence?
The sentence is 'Shopping on the internet has a lot of advanrtages ,(  ) which the most important is perhaps its convenience.' And i wanna ask another one question as follows .Can this Verb like ‘be' be omitted in this sentence as‘May our hometown more and more beatiful’?

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Hello, the answer to your first question is yes, among can be substituted for of. The answer to your second question is no, every sentence needs a verb. Without a verb, it is not a sentence. Hope that helps!

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You could say "one of which" or you could say "among which"

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