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Teo Posted 19 years ago
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defining or non-defining, blind alley, comma
0 A blind alley can mean an attempt to achieve something 01 font 00 (,) 02 font 00 which does not produce useful results. 02 br
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00 A native speaker says that in the above example a comma is need after soemthing. Do you agree? 0-
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00 A native speaker says that in the above example a comma is need after soemthing. Do you agree? 0-
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0 No. Either 01 i 00 which 02 i 00 or 01 i 00 that 02 i 00 can head defining clauses, and this 01 i 00 which 02 i 00 -clause is logically defining 'attempt'. 02 br
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00 PS: If it were non-defining, 01 i 00 blind alley 02 i 00 would mean 01 i 01 b 00 any 02 b 00 attempt to achieve somethi
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00 PS: If it were non-defining, 01 i 00 blind alley 02 i 00 would mean 01 i 01 b 00 any 02 b 00 attempt to achieve somethi
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