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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Relative clause
where is the comma used in a relative clause (definite and indefinite)
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Generally: before the relative pronoun in a non-defining (non-restrictive) clause– and there is none with a restrictive (defining) clause.
- Generally: before the relative pronoun in a non-defining (non-restrictive) clause– and there is none with a restrictive (defining) clause.
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Generally: before the relative pronoun in a non-defining (non-restrictive) clause– and there is none with a restrictive (defining) clause.
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