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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
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~~ a report based on facts.
You have to write a report based on facts.
I'd like to know a structure of the sentence.
Is which is omitted in front of 'based'?
If not, how 'based' is used?
I'd like to know a structure of the sentence.
Is which is omitted in front of 'based'?
If not, how 'based' is used?
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Yes, 'which/that is' has been elided. The nonfinite clause remaining is adjectival.
- Yes, 'which/that is' has been elided.
- The nonfinite clause remaining is adjectival.
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Yes, 'which/that is' has been elided. The nonfinite clause remaining is adjectival.
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