If he has more than two cars...
His car, which had been stolen, was found yesterday.
I have learned that this sentence with commas is correct.
If he has more than two cars, can't I say that His car that had been stolen was found yesterday.
that had been stolen modifies car here.
He has one car that was stolen and the other that was parked at the garage.
Or this sentence His car that had been stolen was found yesterday does not make sense at all?
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Hans51 I have learned that this sentence with commas is correct. Right. Hans51 If he has more than two cars, You mean more than one car.
- Hans51 I have learned that this sentence with commas is correct.
- Right.
- Hans51 If he has more than two cars, You mean more than one car.
- that had been stolen modifies car here.
- He has one car that was stolen and the other that was parked at the garage.
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Hans51I have learned that this sentence with commas is correct.
Right.
Hans51If he has more than two cars,
You mean more than one car.
Hans51His car that had been stolen was found yesterday.that had been stolen modifies car here. He has one car that was stolen and the other that was park
0Hans51If he has more than two cars, can't I say that His car that had been stolen was found yesterday. I think you mean 'more than one car'.
It's confusing to native speakers when you use a possessive (my, her, his, etc.) and a restrictive relative clause together like that. We almost inevitably inte
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