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Virginia274 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Defining and Non-defining relative clause.
Hi,
I'm just confused about joining these two sentences,which one is correct:
1-TV sitcoms include actors and actresses.
2-They are recognized by television viewers around the world.
Is that:
a) TV sitcoms include actors and actresses who are recognized by television viewers around the world.
or
b)TV sitcoms, which are recognized by television viewers around the world, include actors and actresses.
I'm just confused about joining these two sentences,which one is correct:
1-TV sitcoms include actors and actresses.
2-They are recognized by television viewers around the world.
Is that:
a) TV sitcoms include actors and actresses who are recognized by television viewers around the world.
or
b)TV sitcoms, which are recognized by television viewers around the world, include actors and actresses.
Top answer
virginia274 I'm just confused about joining these two sentences, You can join them either way. There is no way of judging which is meant when the two sentences stand separately, since we do not know what 'they' refers to.
- virginia274 I'm just confused about joining these two sentences, You can join them either way.
- There is no way of judging which is meant when the two sentences stand separately, since we do not know what 'they' refers to.
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virginia274I'm just confused about joining these two sentences,You can join them either way. There is no way of judging which is meant when the two sentences stand separately, since we do not know what 'they' refers to.
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