For which
FYI List of in-house training for which we plan to start recruiting in September.
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FYI List of in-house training for which we plan to start recruiting in September. Your example seems somewhat infelicitous, since one would not normally be recruiting for a list of in-house training. Where did you find it?
- FYI List of in-house training for which we plan to start recruiting in September.
- Your example seems somewhat infelicitous, since one would not normally be recruiting for a list of in-house training.
- Where did you find it?
- That aside, the PP "for which" is a relative phrase, where "which" is anaphoric to "list".
- The PP functions as complement to "recruiting".
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FYI List of in-house training for which we plan to start recruiting in September.
Your example seems somewhat infelicitous, since one would not normally be recruiting for a list of in-house training. Where did you find it?
That aside, the PP "for which" is a relative phrase, where "which" is anaphoric to "list". The PP functions as complement to "recruiting".
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