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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Is this a "supplementary relative" ?

First, thanks again for all your help. You guys are the best.

So my gut tells me that this sentence is perfectly sound and grammatical: "To be completely honest, which is a difficult thing for me to be, I really like the Dave Matthews Band." But I'm unsure of the sentence's exact construction.

We have "To be completely honest," which is (I think) a non-finite clause -- an infinitival -- working as an introductory element?

The "which-clause," however, I'm unsure of. Is it a supplemental relative? Thanks in advance!

  

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anonymous The "which-clause," however, I'm unsure of. Is it a supplemental relative? Yes.

  • anonymous The "which-clause," however, I'm unsure of.
  • Is it a supplemental relative?
  • Yes.
  • CJ
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anonymousThe "which-clause," however, I'm unsure of. Is it a supplemental relative?

Yes.

CJ

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