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Rambharosey Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is this a 'rule'..
Is there a rule that 'which' cannot modify words in prepositional phrases. For example:
The button of my shirt, which was washed today, is broken.
What would 'which' in the above case modify? It is 'intended' to modify 'shirt', but can it (since 'shirt' is in the prepositional phrase).
Thanks,
Bharosey.
The button of my shirt, which was washed today, is broken.
What would 'which' in the above case modify? It is 'intended' to modify 'shirt', but can it (since 'shirt' is in the prepositional phrase).
Thanks,
Bharosey.
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There is no such rule, and your use of "which" is correct. "
- There is no such rule, and your use of "which" is correct.
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There is no such rule, and your use of "which" is correct. It modifies "shirt." I would use "on" rather than "of."
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