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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Relative clauses.
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I'm trying to analyse a sentence that contains a relative clause. Her brother sent presents to our department,which we will open before everyone arrives. Am i right in saying that this relative cause is of the bound non-restrictive type? I
I'm trying to analyse a sentence that contains a relative clause. Her brother sent presents to our department,which we will open before everyone arrives. Am i right in saying that this relative cause is of the bound non-restrictive type? I
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Anonymous of the bound non-restrictive type? This sounds contradictory. Did you mean 'unbound'?
- Anonymous of the bound non-restrictive type?
- This sounds contradictory.
- Did you mean 'unbound'?
- It's non-restrictive, yes.
- CJ
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Anonymousof the bound non-restrictive type?This sounds contradictory. Did you mean 'unbound'?
It's non-restrictive, yes.
CJ
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