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Kl004535 Posted 16 years ago
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Daughter who reading
1. My mother is sketching her daughter reading 'Harry Potter7'. (This one I understand)
(My mother is sketching her daughter who is reading 'Harry Potter 7'.)
2. Alice is the daughter reading 'Harry Potter 7'. (defining non-finite clause)
(Alice is the daughter who reads 'Harry Potter 7'.)
Can a defining non-finite clause be used the way of No.2?
Thank you very much indeed.
(My mother is sketching her daughter who is reading 'Harry Potter 7'.)
2. Alice is the daughter reading 'Harry Potter 7'. (defining non-finite clause)
(Alice is the daughter who reads 'Harry Potter 7'.)
Can a defining non-finite clause be used the way of No.2?
Thank you very much indeed.
Top answer
Yes.
- Yes.
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