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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
participle phrase?
Though far from exhaustive, the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center identifies some of the issues affecting business decisions in small companies.
Q) I've never seen this kind of participle phrase if it's participle phrase.
Is the subject in the subordinate clause "the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center" omitted in the main clause "Though far from exhaustive"? i.e. "Though the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center far from (being) exhaustive, the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center identifies some of the issues affecting business decisions in small companies."
Q) I've never seen this kind of participle phrase if it's participle phrase.
Is the subject in the subordinate clause "the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center" omitted in the main clause "Though far from exhaustive"? i.e. "Though the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center far from (being) exhaustive, the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center identifies some of the issues affecting business decisions in small companies."
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the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center -- this is the subject of the main clause. Though far from exhaustive -- This is a verbless subordinate adverbial clause
- the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center -- this is the subject of the main clause.
- Though far from exhaustive -- This is a verbless subordinate adverbial clause
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the study conducted by The Caratini Business Center -- this is the subject of the main clause.
Though far from exhaustive -- This is a verbless subordinate adverbial clause
Though far from exhaustive -- This is a verbless subordinate adverbial clause
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