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Believer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
question on a sentence structure
Hi,
Could you take a look at this and tell me which one is the subordinate clause and which one the main clause? If it is not a main and subordinate sentence structure, then please tell me what this is.
It is humbling to know that the only time he took a time to write, he did it on sand.
Could you take a look at this and tell me which one is the subordinate clause and which one the main clause? If it is not a main and subordinate sentence structure, then please tell me what this is.
It is humbling to know that the only time he took a time to write, he did it on sand.
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It is humbling to know that the only time he took a time to write , he did it on sand . Main clause. Subject of main clause, equivalent to it in the main clause.
- It is humbling to know that the only time he took a time to write , he did it on sand .
- Main clause.
- Subject of main clause, equivalent to it in the main clause.
- Object of 'know'.
- Within the object of know : Subordinate clause.
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It is humbling to know that the only time he took a time to write, he did it on sand.
Main clause.
Subject of main clause, equivalent to it in the m
Main clause.
Subject of main clause, equivalent to it in the m
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