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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Changes are made to bring the ISMS back

  • In the Act phase, changes are made where necessary to bring the ISMS back to peak performance.
I have known I can't omit the repeated phrase in most adverbial clause.
I think in my example, "they are" has been omitted after "where"; if so, I'd like to know how the subject and the main verb can be omitted in the adverbial place clause "where~", not adverbial concessive/ conditional clause.

Thank you in advance for your help.
  

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park sang joon I think in my example, "they are" has been omitted after "where" Yes, or 'it is'. park sang joon ; if so, I'd like to know how the subject and the main verb can be omitted in the adverbial place clause "where~", It is not unique to 'where' clauses. Changes are made where necessary Changes are made as necessary Changes are made if necessary Changes are made when necessary

— Mister Micawber

  • park sang joon I think in my example, "they are" has been omitted after "where" Yes, or 'it is'.
  • park sang joon ; if so, I'd like to know how the subject and the main verb can be omitted in the adverbial place clause "where~", It is not unique to 'where' clauses.
  • Changes are made where necessary Changes are made as necessary Changes are made if necessary Changes are made when necessary
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park sang joonI think in my example, "they are" has been omitted after "where"
Yes, or 'it is'.
park sang joon; if so, I'd like to know how the subject and the main verb can be omitted in the adverbial place clause "where~",
It is not unique to 'where' clauses.

Changes are made where necessary
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Thank you, Mr.Micawber, for your very helpful answer. Emotion: smile
Then, I'd like to know whetherot not it is not unique to certain adjectiv
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park sang joonThen, I'd like to know whetherot not it is not unique to certain adjective.
Probably, but your examples are fine. Consider that such adjectives as 'purple', 'hungry' and 'shallow' would not be used.
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