It’s about relative clauses
I am focusing on how the effect of relative clause in a little long sentence is.
Example,
1-) I want to see the stars giving lots of lights which can’t be seen easily.
2-) I want to see the stars giving lots of lights(,) which can’t be seen easily.
3-) I want to see the stars giving lots of lights which (they) can’t be seen easily.
In these sentences, what can’t be seen easily? Stars or Lights?
I think,
1-) Lights
2-) Stars
3-) Stars
What are your thoughts? Thanks a lot.
Top answer
I have trouble understanding what phenomenon you are talking about. Stars give light. They don't give light s.
- I have trouble understanding what phenomenon you are talking about.
- Stars give light.
- They don't give light s.
- And the light that they give is easy to see, isn't it?
- Or perhaps you are talking about very, very remote stars, in which case you need to tell us that.
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I have trouble understanding what phenomenon you are talking about.
Stars give light. They don't give lights.
And the light that they give is easy to see, isn't it? Or perhaps you are talking about very, very remote stars, in which case you need to tell us that.
Please explain.
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