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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Location of Relative clauses
Relative clauses must be located right behind nouns or " Students are studying hard who want good jobs" is correct?
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It's wrong. The antecedent should be as close to the relative as possible: Students who/that want good jobs are studying hard. You might consider study hard depending on the context.
- It's wrong.
- The antecedent should be as close to the relative as possible: Students who/that want good jobs are studying hard.
- You might consider study hard depending on the context.
- CB
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It's wrong. The antecedent should be as close to the relative as possible: Students who/that want good jobs are studying hard.
You might consider study hard depending on the context.
CB
You might consider study hard depending on the context.
CB
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