I deeply appreciate advices on the following questions:
1. ' The people have chosen clean politics, an open economy, ethnic harmony, and peaceful corss-straits relations to open their arms to the future.'
do we consider this as having a complex object or having four suborindating clauses using ellipsis?
2. ' To accomplish this, we can rely on the Consitution to protect human rights, uphold law and order, make justice independent and imparial, and breathe new life into civil society.'
again, I am not sure ellipsis is used here and should I take it as having 4 to-infinitive clauses (or are they just phrases?) making up a complex sentence.
3. ' During that difficult time' -- is this just a prepositional phrase serving as adverbial or is it a subordinating clause because of the marker 'that'?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Faith Tam
Top answer
Hello, Faith. 1. a compound object 2.
— Mister Micawber
Hello, Faith.
1.
a compound object 2.
4 to-infinitive clauses 3.
' During that difficult time' -- This a prepositional phrase.
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