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English 1b3 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Dependent marker in this noun clause
I read/interpreted the email as the store manager is chasing their customers for payment.
A dependent/noun clause always has a dependent marker preceding it, overtly or covertly...
What would the dependent marker be for the underlined noun clause?
By dependent marker I mean 'They knew that I was angry.'
Thanks
A dependent/noun clause always has a dependent marker preceding it, overtly or covertly...
What would the dependent marker be for the underlined noun clause?
By dependent marker I mean 'They knew that I was angry.'
Thanks
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I'd call it faulty composition, and hence no clear marker, is we'll create one: I read/interpreted the email as an explanation / announcement that the store manager is chasing their customers for payment.
- I'd call it faulty composition, and hence no clear marker, is we'll create one: I read/interpreted the email as an explanation / announcement that the store manager is chasing their customers for payment.
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I'd call it faulty composition, and hence no clear marker, is we'll create one:
I read/interpreted the email as an explanation / announcement that the store manager is chasing their customers for payment.
I read/interpreted the email as an explanation / announcement that the store manager is chasing their customers for payment.
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