On the ground that + verb?
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Today I googled the word secondary boycott and it said;
Industrial action by a union against a company on the ground that does business with another company engaged in a labor dispute.
What I wonders is how a verb 'does' comes after 'on the ground that'.
I've known that 'on the ground' is followed by a subject+ verb clause.
Is it an inversion? If then how?
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Michelle Cha Today I G oogled the word s secondary boycott and it said : " Industrial action by a union against a company on the ground that does business with another company engaged in a labor dispute " . What I wonders wonder is how why a the verb 'does' comes after 'on the ground that'. I've known that 'on the ground' is followed by a subject+ verb clause.
- Michelle Cha Today I G oogled the word s secondary boycott and it said : " Industrial action by a union against a company on the ground that does business with another company engaged in a labor dispute " .
- What I wonders wonder is how why a the verb 'does' comes after 'on the ground that'.
- I've known that 'on the ground' is followed by a subject+ verb clause.
- Is it an inversion?
- If then how?
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Michelle ChaToday I Googled the words secondary boycott and it said: "Industrial action by a union against a company on the ground that does business with another company engaged in a labor dispute"
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