By using a relative clause or relative clause
Hello everyone,
Could use either "a relative clause" or " relative clause" in the following sentences? I am not sure if the highlighted articles and words were correctly used or not?
Request/1. Combine the sentences below by using a relative clause with a comma.
E.g. Jim plays for Manchester United club . It is a wonderful club.
Request/2. Combine the sentences below by using relative clause with commas.
E.g. Jim is a footballer. He lives in Ottawa.
Request/3. Combine the sentences below by using a relative clause with a comma or commas.
E.g. Jim is a footballer. He lives in Ottawa.
I know my question somewhat is long but I am looking forward to getting the answer from you.
Kind regards,
JA
Top answer
Do it this way. g. What follows it is not an example.
- Do it this way.
- g.
- What follows it is not an example.
- Request/1.
- Combine the sentences below by using a relative clause with a comma.
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Do it this way.
Delete each e.g. What follows it is not an example.
Request/1. Combine the sentences below by using a relative clause with a comma.
E.g. Jim plays for Manchester United club . It is a wonderful club.
Request/2. Combine the sentences below by using a relative clause with commas.
E.g. Jim is a foo
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