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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Non-defining relative clause

He had hoped to find work in Malaysia, where at least 150,000 Rohingya live.

Is where at least 150,000 Rohingya live a non-defining relative clause in the sentence above?

  

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tkacka15 Is where at least 150,000 Rohingya live a non-defining relative clause in the sentence above? Yes. 'Where' can serve as a relative adverb, although many grammar sources do not list 'where' as a possible head of a relative clause.

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  • tkacka15 Is where at least 150,000 Rohingya live a non-defining relative clause in the sentence above?
  • Yes.
  • 'Where' can serve as a relative adverb, although many grammar sources do not list 'where' as a possible head of a relative clause.
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tkacka15Is where at least 150,000 Rohingya live a non-defining relative clause in the sentence above?

Yes. 'Where' can serve as a relative adverb, although many grammar sources do not list 'where' as a possible head of a relative clause.

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