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English 1b3 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

'of which' construction

This non exchange of free services has no foundation as you offer nothing of which I wont ask for.





I don't understand the use of 'of which' here. Is it used correctly?



I thought it should be:



This non exchange of free services has no foundation as you offer nothing which I wont ask for.

OR

This non exchange of free services has no foundation as you offer nothing for which I wont ask.





What is the antecedent of 'which' in the original,if it is indeed grammatical?
  

Top answer

English 1b3 This non - exchange of free services has no foundation as you offer nothing which I won ' t ask for. OR This non - exchange of free services has no foundation as you offer nothing for which I won ' t ask. The original is wrong.

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  • English 1b3 This non - exchange of free services has no foundation as you offer nothing which I won ' t ask for.
  • OR This non - exchange of free services has no foundation as you offer nothing for which I won ' t ask.
  • The original is wrong.
  • Your suggestions are right.
  • I would just make the corrections in red.
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English 1b3This non-exchange of free services has no foundation as you offer nothing which I won't ask for.

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