A relative clause or a content one
It's hard to say really. The best I can come up with is something like this: Hand us the keys to the government, but don't expect us to give you anything in return. And in that indifference lies the central problem bedeviling Republicans up and down the ballot.
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Is the clause I can come up with a relative clause or content that-clause in the passage above?
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- It's a relative clause.
- It has a "gap", which a content that -clause would not have: The best explanation I can come up with is ...
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fold navy 285Is the clause I can come up with a relative clause or content that-clause in the passage above?
It's a relative clause. It has a "gap", which a content that-clause would not have:
The best explanation I can come up with is ... ~
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