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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Can you check my sentences?

SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION:

We climbed to the top of the tower. We had a beautiful view from there. (from which)

-> We climbed to the top of the tower, from which/where we had a beautiful view.

Or it should be: We climbed to the top of the tower from which/where we had a beautiful view.


I know that I should add a comma in a non-defining relative clause. But I'm not sure if I should add a comma in these sentences. Can you help me? Thank you so much!

  

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anonymous I know that I should add a comma in a non-defining relative clause. Then I don't see your problem. You climbed to the top of the tower.

— Anonymous

  • anonymous I know that I should add a comma in a non-defining relative clause.
  • Then I don't see your problem.
  • You climbed to the top of the tower.
  • Which tower?
  • " This is undoubtedly what you mean.
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anonymousI know that I should add a comma in a non-defining relative clause.

Then I don't see your problem.

You climbed to the top of the tower. Which tower? If it's the one I already know about, then "from which …" is non-defining: "We climbed to the top of the tower, from which we had a beautiful view." This is undoubtedly what you mean.

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