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Hkqq Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Noun Clause
Hi Sir, is the quoted words in the sentence is noun clause.
Japans bond market suggests "that low yields may remain for a sustained period".
I am very grateful to those "who have worked extended hours to tight deadlines to ensure we have met these requirement".
This is the place "where I born and grew up".
Rgds, Michael
Japans bond market suggests "that low yields may remain for a sustained period".
I am very grateful to those "who have worked extended hours to tight deadlines to ensure we have met these requirement".
This is the place "where I born and grew up".
Rgds, Michael
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Japans bond market suggests "that low yields may remain for a sustained period". Noun clause. I am very grateful to those "who have worked extended hours to tight deadlines to ensure we have met these requirement".
- Japans bond market suggests "that low yields may remain for a sustained period".
- Noun clause.
- I am very grateful to those "who have worked extended hours to tight deadlines to ensure we have met these requirement".
- Adjective clause.
- ) This is the place "where I was born and grew up" Adjective clause.
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Japans bond market suggests "that low yields may remain for a sustained period". Noun clause.
I am very grateful to those "who have worked extended hours to tight deadlines to ensure we have met these requirement". Adjective clause. (Relative clause.)
This is the place "where I wa
I am very grateful to those "who have worked extended hours to tight deadlines to ensure we have met these requirement". Adjective clause. (Relative clause.)
This is the place "where I wa
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