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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Independent nominative

He consulted three doctors, all of whom confirmed the original diagnosis.
Is "all of whom..." an independent nominative?
  

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" All " refers to doctors , so it is not an independent phrase.

  • " All " refers to doctors , so it is not an independent phrase.
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"All" refers to doctors, so it is not an independent phrase.
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JumanahHe consulted three doctors, all of whom confirmed the original diagnosis.Is "all of whom..." an independent nominative?
"all of whom" is the subject of the clause "all of whom confirmed the original diagnosis" and it is in the subjective case.
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May I ask you to give me some examples of independent nominative phrase?
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JumanahMay I ask you to give me some examples of independent nominative phrase?
Could you define what you mean by the "independent nominative phrase"?
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Perhaps I misunderstood something.Emotion: speechless

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