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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Noun phrases containing relative clauses
whats the object the verb and the complement in this sentence?
my moms cooking is one thing that id really miss
my moms cooking is one thing that id really miss
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My Mum's cooking --subject is--linking verb one thing--complement that I'd really miss--relative clause
- My Mum's cooking --subject is--linking verb one thing--complement that I'd really miss--relative clause
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My Mum's cooking --subject
is--linking verb
one thing--complement
that I'd really miss--relative clause
is--linking verb
one thing--complement
that I'd really miss--relative clause
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Hi
Actually, the whole "one thing that I'd really miss" functions as a complement (subject complement to be exact) here.
By the way, relative clause is not a term to be used when speaking of sentence elements, like: subjects, verbs, objects, complements, or adverbials.
Michal
Actually, the whole "one thing that I'd really miss" functions as a complement (subject complement to be exact) here.
By the way, relative clause is not a term to be used when speaking of sentence elements, like: subjects, verbs, objects, complements, or adverbials.
Michal
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