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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
By which
Is it grammatical to construct a sentence like this:
John in his book offers a critique of the Romans, by which it is argued that ...
Does the 'by which it is argued' make sense?
John in his book offers a critique of the Romans, by which it is argued that ...
Does the 'by which it is argued' make sense?
Top answer
No. in which it is argued that ... which argues that ...
- No.
- in which it is argued that ...
- which argues that ...
- in which he argues that ...
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No.
in which it is argued that ...
which argues that ...
in which he argues that ...
in which it is argued that ...
which argues that ...
in which he argues that ...
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