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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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relative clause
is the following sentence a relative clause?
the product of what is perhaps the only project in the world dedicated to breeding dogs solely to detect drugs.
the product of what is perhaps the only project in the world dedicated to breeding dogs solely to detect drugs.
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Anonymous: I s the following sentence a relative clause? the product of what is perhaps the only project in the world dedicated to breeding dogs solely to detect drugs It’s a noun phrase, not a sentence, containing an adjective phrase (underlined) that is semantically equivalent to a relative clause, modifying only project in the world. The words that/which is could be placed before dedicated without changing the meaning.
- Anonymous: I s the following sentence a relative clause?
- the product of what is perhaps the only project in the world dedicated to breeding dogs solely to detect drugs It’s a noun phrase, not a sentence, containing an adjective phrase (underlined) that is semantically equivalent to a relative clause, modifying only project in the world.
- The words that/which is could be placed before dedicated without changing the meaning.
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It’s a noun phrase, not a sentence, containing an adjective phrase (underlined) that is semantically equivalent to a relative clause,
Anonymous:Is the following sentence a relative clause?
the product of what is perhaps the only project in the world dedicated to breeding dogs solely to detect drugs
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