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What is wng in my sentence Anyone familiar with life and writing of Robert Benchley?
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Anyone familiar with the life and writing of Robert Benchley know that he was one of Americas' great humorists. In fact, Benchley and humor cannot be seperated. While he is best known for his humorous essays about the problems of the average man Benchley himself lived a funny life.
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