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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Connecting sentences
do I need a connection between location and devised?
This is especially true for Weber’s theory of industrial location devised prior to the quantitative revolution.
This is especially true for Weber’s theory of industrial location that was devised prior to the quantitative revolution.
This is especially true for Weber’s theory of industrial location devised prior to the quantitative revolution.
This is especially true for Weber’s theory of industrial location that was devised prior to the quantitative revolution.
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It is not necessary.
- It is not necessary.
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AnonymousWhy not?The more common question when referring to grammar is Why? To which, of course, the answer is simply Because. In this case, I can tell you that sometimes the relative pronoun (and ensuing verb) are simply elided. The dog
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Ok I have another question. When I write the construction 'X which' where X is a preposition, do I need to keep it within the sentence it is referring to? eg. On the table there are five magazines. In which only three mention Kate.
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AnonymousOn the table there are five magazines. In which only three mention Kate.Much more natural: On the table there are five magazines, only three of which mention Kate. [ in only three of which is Kate mentioned - but this is awkward, as passive voice tends to be ]
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