About a relative clause
Could I ask a question about the following sentence, please?
"They are working on robots that have super powers to do dangerous work for people, for example, saving people from fires. "
What is the relative clause of the sentence?
" that have super powers to do dangerous work for people, for example, saving people from fires"
or
"that have super powers to do dangerous work for people"
?
Thank you.
Top answer
They are working on robots th at have super powers to do dangerous work for people , for example, saving people from fires. The relative clause is underlined. The expression "for example, saving people from fires" is not part of the relative clause, but a supplement set apart from the rest of the sentence.
- They are working on robots th at have super powers to do dangerous work for people , for example, saving people from fires.
- The relative clause is underlined.
- The expression "for example, saving people from fires" is not part of the relative clause, but a supplement set apart from the rest of the sentence.
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They are working on robots that have super powers to do dangerous work for people, for example, saving people from fires.
The relative clause is underlined.
The expression "for example, saving people from fires" is not part of the relative clause, but a supplement set apart from the rest of the sentence.
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