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Silak12 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Independent clause?

Hi, everyone.

Could you tell me whether the sentence is correct and the clause in bold is an independent clause?

Mistakes to be corrected are too many, so I suggest you do it yourself.

Is it clear in the clause in bold that the "it" in that clause refers to the act of correcting mistakes?

  

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] and the clause in bold is an independent clause? [Yes, it's independent (without the initial 'so')] The m istakes to be corrected are too many, so I suggest you do it yourself. Correct.

— CalifJim

  • ] and the clause in bold is an independent clause?
  • [Yes, it's independent (without the initial 'so')] The m istakes to be corrected are too many, so I suggest you do it yourself.
  • Correct.
  • silak12 Is it clear in the clause in bold that the "it" in that clause refers to the act of correcting mistakes?
  • More or less.
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silak12Could you tell me whether the sentence is correct [It is correct.] and the clause in bold is an independent clause? [Yes, it's independent (without the initial 'so')]
The mistakes to be corrected are too many, so I suggest you do it y
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