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Hans51 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Places to recommend that you visit

"I have two places to recommend that you visit in December."

1) to recommend modifies two places and that you visit also modifies two places respectively?

2) to recommend that you visit in December as a whole modifies two places?

Which one is a correct way of analyzing the sentence?

I am sorry for too many questions today and thank you as usual.
  

Top answer

Hans51 Which one is a correct way of analyzing the sentence? 2) It isn't "two places that you visit" because you haven't even visited them yet. They are just being recommended.

— CalifJim

  • Hans51 Which one is a correct way of analyzing the sentence?
  • 2) It isn't "two places that you visit" because you haven't even visited them yet.
  • They are just being recommended.
  • It's "recommend that you visit" because the recommendation is that you visit those places.
  • CJ
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Hans51Which one is a correct way of analyzing the sentence?
2) It isn't "two places that you visit" because you haven't even visited them yet. They are just being recommended. It's "recommend that you visit" because the recommendation is that you visit those places.

CJ
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Thank you so much as usual and then I am confused again. Objects or subjects in that clauses can be antecedents of relative clauses like this?

2) He is the man that we recommend that you choose ( ).

3) He is the man that I recommend that ( ) visit there.

4) He is the man that I hope that ( ) helps me.

5) He is the man that I hope that you meet ( )
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You've already asked this in another post. I didn't answer it because I don't know the answer.

CJ
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