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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Inversion and non-defining relative clauses
Hi,
Could you please correct the following sentence:
"Little does my friend, who is an English teacher in China, suspect that he is about to lose his job."
I think it's wrong because the relative clause separates the verb and the subject, but how exactly do I explain this to in grammar terms? Why is it a mistake?
Thank you.
Could you please correct the following sentence:
"Little does my friend, who is an English teacher in China, suspect that he is about to lose his job."
I think it's wrong because the relative clause separates the verb and the subject, but how exactly do I explain this to in grammar terms? Why is it a mistake?
Thank you.
Top answer
Anonymous Why is it a mistake? It isn’t.
- Anonymous Why is it a mistake?
- It isn’t.
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