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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
clause
Please read:
There is a realisation that changes must be made.
1/ Is changes here a noun?
2/ Is that changes must be made a relative clause or a noun clause?
What is the function of this clause? What does it modify?
Quoc
There is a realisation that changes must be made.
1/ Is changes here a noun?
2/ Is that changes must be made a relative clause or a noun clause?
What is the function of this clause? What does it modify?
Quoc
Top answer
Changes is a plural noun.
- Changes is a plural noun.
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Tung QuocAll relative clauses are noun clau
Please read:
There is a realisation that changes must be made.
1/ Is changes here a noun?
2/ Is that changes must be made a relative clause or a noun clause?
What is the function of this clause? What does it modify?
Quoc
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Hi,
In short,
that changes must be made is a noun clause and is a complement of realisation.
Right?
Quoc
In short,
that changes must be made is a noun clause and is a complement of realisation.
Right?
Quoc
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InchoateknowledgeTung QuocPlease read:I
There is a realisation that changes must be made.
1/ Is changes here a noun?
2/ Is that changes must be made a relative clause or a noun clause?
What is the function of this clause? What does it modify?
Quoc
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InchoateknowledgeTung QuocPlease read:Al
There is a realisation that changes must be made.
1/ Is changes here a noun?
2/ Is that changes must be made a relative clause or a noun clause?
What is the function of this clause? What does it modify?
Quoc
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Please read:
There is a realisation that changes must be made.
Is that changes must be made a noun clause and a complement of "realisation" or a noun clause and an apposition?
What type of clause is that changes must be made and what does it modify?
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There is a realisation that changes must be made.
Is that changes must be made a noun clause and a complement of "realisation" or a noun clause and an apposition?
What type of clause is that changes must be made and what does it modify?
Q
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Hi
"There is a realisation that changes must be made."
Sorry, in my previous post I took liberty with your original sentence. I was not attentive enough.
"Is that changes must be made a noun clause and a complement of "realisation" or a noun clause and an apposition?"
Apposition and
"There is a realisation that changes must be made."
Sorry, in my previous post I took liberty with your original sentence. I was not attentive enough.
"Is that changes must be made a noun clause and a complement of "realisation" or a noun clause and an apposition?"
Apposition and
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