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Soheil1 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Relative clause?!

Hi. Is the underlined a relative clause? Restrictive or non-restrictive?

The prerequisites among college courses in (c) is an example of a dependency network, in which nodes are tasks and directed edges indicate that one task must be performed before another.
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I'm confused,
Why have you used the plural, prerequisites . . . is. . . ?
What is (c)?
How can a prerequisite course be an example of a . . . network?
Nothing is underlined.
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It is not MY sentence.
(c) is a part of a figure.
It said prerequisites, probably because several 'prerequisite's were shown in the figure.
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soheil1Is the underlined a relative clause?
There's nothing underlined.

CJ
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Oh, sorry!

The prerequisites among college courses in (c) is an example of a dependency network, in which nodes are tasks and directed edges indicate that one task must be performed before another.
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soheil1Is the underlined a relative clause? Restrictive or non-restrictive?
Yes. Non-restrictive.

CJ
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