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Grammar
Clauses
Dear teachers!
Could you please tell me if I am right?
When we go home, we shall eat dinner.
The italicised sentence (whole) is a matrix clause.
The underlined sentence is a subordinate clause (Adverb clause).
The bold sentence is a main clause.
Thank you very much in advance
Best regards.
Could you please tell me if I am right?
When we go home, we shall eat dinner.
The italicised sentence (whole) is a matrix clause.
The underlined sentence is a subordinate clause (Adverb clause).
The bold sentence is a main clause.
Thank you very much in advance
Best regards.
Top answer
Absolutely spot on. (I confess I'd never heard the term "matrix clause" until your question, by the way - I had to look that one up. It's fun when something new crops up, so thank you).
- Absolutely spot on.
- (I confess I'd never heard the term "matrix clause" until your question, by the way - I had to look that one up.
- It's fun when something new crops up, so thank you).
- Rommie
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Absolutely spot on. (I confess I'd never heard the term "matrix clause" until your question, by the way - I had to look that one up. It's fun when something new crops up, so thank you).
Rommie
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