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Kk Posted 21 years ago
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Noun or adj clause
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00 The prosperity of my country stems primarily from the way in which tens of thousands people spare no energy in their jobs. 0-
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00 Can you give me a hand? 02 br
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00 The prosperity of my country stems primarily from the way in which tens of thousands people spare no energy in their jobs. 0-
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0 'In which tens of thousands people spare no energy in their jobs' is an adjective complement of the noun 'way'. 02 br 02 br 00 Does that answer your question? 02 br 0-
- 0 'In which tens of thousands people spare no energy in their jobs' is an adjective complement of the noun 'way'.
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0 'In which tens of thousands people spare no energy in their jobs' is an adjective complement of the noun 'way'. 02 br
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0 Hello Mister Micawber 02 br
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00 You mention my question. 02 br
00 'In which tens of thousands people spare no energy in their jobs' is an adjective complement of the noun 'way'. 02 br
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00 You mention my question. 02 br
00 'In which tens of thousands people spare no energy in their jobs' is an adjective complement of the noun 'way'. 02 br
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